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By: Michael D. Watkins Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: In an homage to the recent US inauguration and the scrutiny being placed on President Obama,
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By: Cathie Black Reviewed By: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: Cathie Black is CEO of Hearst Magazine and the woman who convinced Oprah to launch O-Magazine the
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