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"ref": "1915 May, Thomas Addison, “The Taming of Aunt Maria”, in Lippincott’s Magazine, volume XCV, number 569, [New York, N.Y.]: McBride, Nast & Co., →OCLC, section III, page 117, column 2",
"text": "Who invented your library? […] I've toned it up with a lot of those \"stage favourites\" magazines. You know the kind—\"Mary Mush as Magdalene,\" and all that bosomy sort of stuff; warm, but not incendiary.",
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"text": "I wasn't your typical breast-augmentation candidate, if there is such a thing. […] First I helped myself … went through all the do-it-yourself (bobby socks, cotton, little balloons filled with water—one broke one day and talk about slushy!) augmenting. Most of the time the augmenting did help … one looked bosomier, lusher.",
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"text": "German girls also featured prominently in [the Daily Mirror editor Neil] Withcomb's coverage, as they were the \"bosomiest\" in Europe: \"average bra size for fraulein is 36 to 38, against 34 to 36 for young British girls. Bra shapes are different, too!\"",
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"ref": "2017 September 27, David Browne, “Hugh Hefner, ‘Playboy’ Founder, Dead at 91: Legendary Magazine Editor Helped Spark the Sexual Revolution”, in Rolling Stone, archived from the original on 2018-03-15",
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"text": "Who invented your library? […] I've toned it up with a lot of those \"stage favourites\" magazines. You know the kind—\"Mary Mush as Magdalene,\" and all that bosomy sort of stuff; warm, but not incendiary.",
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"text": "I wasn't your typical breast-augmentation candidate, if there is such a thing. […] First I helped myself … went through all the do-it-yourself (bobby socks, cotton, little balloons filled with water—one broke one day and talk about slushy!) augmenting. Most of the time the augmenting did help … one looked bosomier, lusher.",
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