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• It is the contradiction between the private woman and the public woman.
• Whoever she might be in her private moments, the public woman doesn't get it wrong.
• Then she was for many years president of the family welfare in the public women's association.
• Stanton noted the Seneca Falls Convention was the first public women's rights meeting in the United States.
• In 1853 it was estimated that Calcutta had a population of 12, 718 prostitutes and public women.
• As a result, actresses often had a bad moral reputation as before the Restoration, public women were immoral women.
• Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, that most private of public women, undoubtedly would not have wanted any biography written about her.
• The more public women's stories usually revolve around the gathering and preparation of bush foods ( Poirier 2005 : 77-79 ).
• And there are the candidates themselves _ the classically liberal politics of New York's most prominent public women, including Messinger, Carol Bellamy, Bella Abzug.
• Giambologna's boldest public woman is probably the saucy, curvaceous and very modern-looking marble Venus he did in 1567 for the Villa Petraia near Florence.
• Dawn Keetley in his book " Public Women, Public Words " called the song one of Madonna's most perfect songs capturing her inner emotional life.
• And now some feminists, putting a new spin on this idea, are claiming the store as the place where women first became " public women ."
• Before disbanding in 2006, the group was met with controversy when in 2005 they supported a public woman-led prayer in New York City, raising a global uproar.
• Nancy Rubin's " American Empress " follows the life of a very public woman who had many reasons to be famous and put all of them to good use.
• The London Rollergirls held the first public women's flat track roller derby bout held in the United Kingdom on 7 September 2007, to a sold out crowd of over 500 people.
• She married Anders 謘tlund and moved to Stockholm in 1896 . 謘tlund was active in the Stockholms allm鋘na kvinnoklubb ( The Stockholm Public Women's Society ) from 1903, where she became chairman.
• ""'The Public Woman " "'( ) is a 1984 French drama film inspired by Demons " and directed by Andrzej {
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• All the magic of the eighties is right here . " Dawn Keetley and John Pettigrew, authors of " Public Women, Public Words : A Documentary History of American Feminism ", called it a " mesmerizing theme song ".
• Bosworth s biography, " Jane Fonda : The Private Life of a Public Woman ", was on the " New York Times " bestseller list in 2011 and was named one of Kirkus Reviews Best Six Books of the Year.
• This suggestion has proven to be accurate as there are no public women's colleges in the United States today and, as a result of " United States v . Virginia ", the last all-male public university in the United States, Virginia Military Institute, was required to admit women.