Authors: M. G. Lord
289 "Billy Boy had a fight with the paparazzi . . .": Hackett, op. cit., p. 741.
289 "They meant everything to me": Offield quoted by Carol Masciola in "Goodby, Dollies as Collector's Treasure Is Lost,"
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290 Details on Bruce Scott Sloggett: Associated Press wire story, October 25, 1992.
290 "It's literally . . .": Interview with Gene Foote, New York City, November 19, 1992.
292 "I don't have the dolls . . .": Telephone interview with Dot Paolo, April 6, 1994.
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294 "Even a generous mother . . .": Beauvoir, op. cit., p. 281.
296 He is "an organized and controlled individual . . .": Brenda Herrmann, "Tempo Update,"
Chicago
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297 Details of John Esposito's abduction of Katie Beers: Michael Salcedo and Gary Witherspoon, "Girl Missing,"
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297 "Slap Elvis on anything . . .": Greil Marcus, "The Elvis Strategy,"
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297 For details of the "Math class is tough" flap, see Kevin Sullivan, "Foot-in-Mouth Barbie: Talking Doll's Patter Irks Math
Teachers,"
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299 "We tried to argue with them . ..": Interview with Maki Papavasliou, El Segundo, California, October 29, 1992.
300 "I always hated you . . .": Susan Cheever, "In a Broken Land,"
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300 "For a week the American Girl . . .": 'The Plaything of the Century,"
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