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    "text": "Interesting read, particularly since my mother’s name is my middle name. \n\nPS A bigger feminist action would be to not having a child at all. \n\nwww.theatlantic.com/culture/arch...",
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        "title": "The Women Naming Their Babies After Themselves",
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