An old one I remembered. Scroll halfway down to see the photo. Also, if you've never read the essay, take a few minutes. You'll be happy you did.
Happy Birthday, America.
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Lisa Smith Cotharn
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The Russian Grandmaster and 2008 Women's World Chess Champion is displaying irreverence. Were she also balancing a luscious Dr Pepper on her knee, she would be irresistible.
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