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... see also girl power; strong women Lara Croft 39, 72, 192, 213, 214, 216 late
modernity 92, 95–98 Later magazine 160 ... see also men's magazines; reflexive
project of the self; self-help books; women's magazines Lil' Kim 215 Lloyd, Fran ...
... see also girl power; strong women Lara Croft 39, 72, 192, 213, 214, 216 late
modernity 92, 95–98 Later magazine 160 ... see also men's magazines; reflexive
project of the self; self-help books; women's magazines Lil' Kim 215 Lloyd, Fran ...
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