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• Clare Booth Luce is reputed to have said as she deferred to her rival.
• She can remember a conversation she had with Clare Booth Luce 70 years ago.
• Clare Booth Luce's " Women, " directed by Kyle Donnelly.
• Clare Booth Luce's tale of female friends and enemies.
• In 1932, Clare Booth Luce described Garbo as a deer in the body of a woman.
• A striking mosaic of a proud lion, done by Clare Booth Luce, dominates the living room.
• Is diplomacy " a feminine art, " as Clare Booth Luce claimed while serving in Rome as ambassador?
• Morris is married to Sylvia Jukes Morris, the author of biographies of Edith Kermit Roosevelt and Clare Booth Luce.
• And Clare Booth Luce, the writer and wife of the founder of the Time-Life media empire, was appointed to Italy.
• Later she worked for Ambassador Clare Booth Luce, the playwright, author and former congresswoman who was known for her sharp tongue.
• There are certain women _ Clare Booth Luce, Elizabeth Taylor, Princess Diana _ who simply gave themselves permission to follow their hearts.
• In competition in the 1940s, he was best skeet shooter in the nation, and shot socially with Bernard Baruch and Clare Booth Luce.
• _CLINTON'S ACT II : If history remembers a president for only one thing, as Clare Booth Luce suggested, what will Bill Clinton's legacy be?
• To highlight the cozy extent of their alliance, rumors swirled that the publisher shared the wartime mistress of the spymaster with Clare Booth Luce.
• Miss Colbert's raves made him a favorite in the New York theater world, and drew such clients as Libby Holman, Ginger Rogers and Clare Booth Luce.
• The sibling rivalry between the show's love interests, Adriana ( Lauren Mitchell ) and Luciana ( Erin Dilly ), has been scaled into Clare Booth Luce-style sniping.
• It has here where Clare Booth Luce, then the US Ambassador to Italy and wife of Time, Life and Fortune Magazine publisher, Henry Luce, was honored with a party.
• In Clare Booth Luce's 1936 play The Women, Luce satirizes five ladies who lunch _ and gossip, connive and back stab all under the guise of caring for one another.
• If the scene brings to mind a beauty parlor, and the cattiness of the patients is reminiscent of Clare Booth Luce's " The Women, " surely that is no coincidence.