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Can you give me an idea of what you are looking for?

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It mustn't be too hip. I don't want to look like a fashion victim.

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Margaret Thatcher had to change her image before she could become electable.

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Margaret Thatcher had to change her image before she could become electable.

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Even body fat can be important.

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Someone might have been trying to improve the president's image.

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Male stars won't admit that they have a stylist.

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Perhaps the marketing men needn't have bothered.

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We should step back from our image obsession and focus on what is important.

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Surely Glassman must have reservations about taking on clients as young as Lucy.