She was a career woman at a time when it wasn't popular to be a career woman.
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Heaven forbid you're a career woman and a good parent.
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She's really setting herself apart by being a confident career woman.
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My wife, who's a career woman, gonna take off two weeks?
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All images: Rae Paoletta/GizmodoMy cat, Artemis, is a bustling career woman.
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She was so polished, a real "career woman" — as we said then.
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Her landlord, a career woman herself, feared Ms. Rodham was throwing away her future.
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A successful career woman whose cynicism I appreciated much more as I grew older.
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And like Handler, Barbie was a career woman in an era when this was exceptional.
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After that, I was really trying to balance being a mom and a career woman.
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Or was I too soft, too much of a mom, not enough of a career woman?
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Nude flats with a peep-toe just read 'professional career woman' to me, for some reason.
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Finally, Marlo Thomas broke the mold with her unmarried career woman, Ann Marie in That Girl.
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This nuclear group understood that being a black career woman doesn't allow much room to mourn.
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I'm a busy career woman, and I usually want to eat the second I get home.
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You can be a hardworking career woman, sexy as hell, and raise smart, kind, aware children.
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Appearing in newspapers from 1921 to 1959, Tillie was an early portrayal of an independent career woman.
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But I&aposm sorry I don&apost respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman, or a women of substance, a career woman who great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn&apost going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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As a high-powered career woman who is often too stressed to masturbate—should I move to LA?
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"Let's say you're a mid-career woman who wants to pivot and start her own business," Sairee explains.
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" In the 19363s, she created one of TV's first career-woman sitcom heroines in "The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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I think the biggest question I ask myself is, how can I be a career woman and a mom?
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You might be a career woman at work, a mother at home, and then a wife in the bedroom.
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At a time when women's liberation was catching on worldwide, her character brought to TV audiences an independent, 1970s career woman.
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"Why does the term career woman exist when the term career man never has?" reads a sign by lecturer Mary McMenamin.
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Jaehee is a young career woman working under Jumin who comes to realize she might not be happy where she is.
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Lathan is set to play Violet Jones, a career woman who had the picture-perfect job, boyfriend, and chemically-straightened hair.
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But don't get it twisted, this isn't a sad story about how hard it is to be a Black career woman.
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The idea that we're supposed to read Abby, a smart and successful career woman, as an unappealing romantic interest is absurd.
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" He added, "Unlike, for example, Ms. Matsumoto"—he nodded toward my interpreter, Chie Matsumoto—"who might look like a career woman.
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In fact, her willingness to sleep with sources is how we're meant to understand what a ruthless career woman she is.
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She had changed, and so had I. I was cleaved into dual selves: uninspired career woman and reluctant, albeit unofficial, mother.
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Whereas the original women looked like variations on the stereotypical "career woman," the new figures suggest different socioeconomic backgrounds and generations.
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She's a fierce career woman who, in many ways, has shattered the glass ceiling in an industry largely hostile to her kind.
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"I'm sorry I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance," he said.
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Or do we conjure the harried career woman, rocking her baby back to sleep just three hours before she heads to the office?
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In 2007's Broken English, she explored the complexities of a successful career woman played by Parker Posey who's painfully unlucky in love.
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It's a brand that she's selling — the have-it-all sizzle of a self-actualized career woman and loving supermom in fashionable shoes.
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The other is the super-happy career woman who doesn't need anything except for her work...I think the truth is somewhere in-between.
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Until recently, she was a career woman on the junior executive track at Dell, but she quit her job to run for office full time.
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The novel told the story of an American career woman, the editor of the fictional fashion magazine Fair, who marries a tough New York politician.
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She wanted to be both a mother and a career woman, "both Marian and Mary," and now she was doing so on a national scale.
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But she turned down the role multiple times, wary both of playing yet another no-nonsense career woman and of starring on a Lifetime show.
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Siff has played her shrewdly, as a mix of the traditional woman behind the man (a la Carmela Soprano) and the tough-as-nails career woman.
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But the royal marriage appeared to transform the articulate career woman into a soft-spoken shadow, a change much lamented in both Japanese and foreign media.
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The implications were hard to miss: Fiorina might be a successful career woman but she is still maternal and (unlike, say, Hillary Clinton) fundamentally non-threatening.
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At the time, she saw himself as an independent, freedom-loving career woman – working in Geneva, where she lived in a small apartment with her dog.
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I love the challenge of constant re-creation, which to me feels very relevant as a woman and as a career woman and as a mother.
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She was supposed to be a mother and a lover and a career woman (at a fraction of the pay) while remaining perpetually youthful and slim.
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My friend, an accomplished career woman and busy mother, replied that she had indeed read it — all 215 pages, in English, overnight, purely out of curiosity.
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But if she's the independent career woman she bills herself as, then she's hardly required to be a loyal cheerleader for the physical incarnation of male chauvinism.
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Moriko is 30 and an incredibly successful career woman, but she quits her overly stressful job suddenly to spend her life living alone and playing video games.
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Combined, Meg and Pam represent everything Jen wants but can't seem to grasp, her idea of having it all — mastery as a wife, mother, career woman, artist.
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But in that feature, as with The Parent Trap, Hendrix demonstrates what a '90s career woman looked like: elegant, assertive, and derided for avoiding marriage and children.
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The characters in these movies tend to be white, and a lot of the movies conclude with a career woman giving up her life's work for love.
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"I was worried about my career responsibilities and afraid that I could not exist as both a career woman and mother," she tweeted, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Critic score: 36%Synopsis: A newly divorced career woman embarks on a solo-travel journey around the world to better understand herself and what she needs in life.
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"I always wanted to be a career woman, but once we had our kids, I was like I'm done," she said in an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2013.
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As a career woman and mother of two little girls, ages 2 and 3, Bell revealed she has a few tricks up her sleeve for keeping her daughters safe.
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As with most gender-flipped A Christmas Carols, this one also demonizes a career woman by implying that the moral of the story is sticking to gender roles more.
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In the film, Rae plays a New York City career woman named Mae Morton, who is carrying a lasting suspicion about romance due to the pain of her past.
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I deeply admired the pioneering, single career woman who ventured off to the city on her own, eventually found love, and had a daughter a little later in life.
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To my young eyes—and to the eyes of so many of my peers--Diahann Carroll was everything that a woman should be: smart, elegant, funny, and a career woman.
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Ciara may be juggling life as a mom, wife and career woman, but that doesn't mean she doesn't make herself a priority too — especially when it comes to her health.
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Her gait combines the uncertainty of the perpetually inebriated with an angular, stalking purposefulness that persists long after Sandra, who becomes a successful career woman, has swapped weed for wine.
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Oh steered Cristina clear of both model minority and chilly career woman associations, leaning into her confidence, her pragmatism, and her drive with an easy assurance usually only available to men.
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She loves her job but is afraid to commit to the idea of being a career woman — or, as she shouts from a fire escape in a later episode — a career girl.
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It's a role where both career and family are expressed, with all the energy and contradictions and all that comes with being a career woman, a full-time mother and a wife.
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Hawes is terrific, fleshing out a role that could have been just a caricature of a career woman, and so is the rest of the cast (including The Terror standout Paul Ready).
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" - via Twitter Julie Cohen "Rhoda Morgenstern -- ambitious career woman, funny & artsy Jewish New Yorker, Mary's BFF -- was so relatable to me that I wore a scarf like hers all thru 7th grade.
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Mary Tyler Moore broke new grounds by portraying a career woman on The Mary Tyler Moore Show during a time when most female TV roles centered on their identities as wives or mothers.
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Right now, Steve is not saying that Lindsay, whom he describes as a likable "career woman," is the next Bachelorette, but he has predicted she will not be the winner of Viall's season.
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As Mary Richards, Moore was the unthinkable — a single career woman on television, out to "make it on her own" (as the show's iconic theme song described), without the help of a man.
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This is a natural transition, more so than I'd like to admit: I am ultimately a cliché, the wild child in her 20s and the settled mom and career woman in her 30s.
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There was Mary Jane Paul (Gabrielle Union), the lead character on BET's Being Mary Jane, who, like Olivia, started the series as both a career woman and having an affair with a married man.
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" Giuliani also said he respected porn stars, but not "the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who ... isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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This career-woman-or-mother dichotomy has plagued women for centuries, but it leaves out the many women who simply never wanted children and who never had to prioritize a career over something else.
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Two more vehicles with Hudson (and sidekick Tony Randall) followed, as did similar comedies in which Day — sometimes as a career woman, but always squeaky clean — costarred with Cary Grant, James Garner, and Rod Taylor.
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In 21, a production broke ground again, this time by reimagining its 21-year-old bachelor, Bobby, as the unmarried Bobbie, a Manhattan career woman, played with warmth and a quiet wisdom by Rosalie Craig.
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Take the 1973 film "A Touch of Class," which won her an Oscar, a romantic comedy in the Hepburn-Tracy mode, in which Jackson plays a castrating career woman who must be brought to heel.
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A domestic drama, a psychological thriller and something of a medical mystery, "Animal" tracks Rachel, a career woman suffering from anxiety and depression and maybe something worse, and the husband who struggles to help her.
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Umbridge may be a successful career woman – she's Junior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic – and wizard patriarchy can only have worked against her as she rose up, but we don't know too much about that.
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The confusingly-accented Bravo star is rightly billed as a career woman who began as a top dog in the swimwear industry before meeting her spouse PK. Now, Dorit oversees her spouse's management agency, Nixxi Entertainment.
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The casting, certainly, helps elevate the material, with Connie Britton ("Friday Night Lights") as Debra Newell, the successful career woman swept off her feet by John Meehan (Eric Bana), who she meets through a dating service.
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Mary Tyler Moore, who played TV's first sexy housewife and then a single, career woman who could turn the world on with her smile and toss her hat in the air like no other, died on Wednesday.
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Business Casual 2.0 It's not required that the modern career woman be ferocious per se — but we think this sleek leopard midi-dress paired with slouchy tall boots offers the perfect combination of wild and work-appropriate.
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Maisel (2017 — )Played by: Rachel Brosnahan American Jews are divided over Amazon's hit show, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, which tracks Miriam Maisel's (Brosnahan) evolution from perfect Upper West Side housewife to comedian career woman in 1950s New York.
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As sitcoms go, this one begins with a typical plot: Alice (Jenna Elfman), a driven career woman, is thrown for a loop when she meets the love of her life, a divorced father who comes with three children.
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The loudest of these tributes — fittingly, since we're coming off a weekend in which womanhood was celebrated so vigorously — are those hailing the actress' impact as the embodiment of the strong, independent career woman, blazing through stereotypes and workplace conventions.
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After all the mortification the characters have to suffer, it might have been tempting to let the film end on a cheesy note, where the lonely, frustrated career woman sees the error of her ways and reconciles with her loving father.
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The fact that she is mixed race, a divorcée, a career woman and not a member of the British aristocracy is all very positive for the future of the monarchy, and for it to be seen to be relevant to society today.
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One woman I know — a ballsy, badass single mom and high-powered career woman who still manages to look hot at all times — once recommended I read The Rules, or what I like to call Ye Olde Book Of Anti-Feminist Dating Tips.
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The actress, who died Wednesday at 80, broke boundaries with her 1970 sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show — portraying a single career woman out to "make it on her own" (as the show's iconic theme song described), without the help of a man.
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"It shows that I'm not a bimbo, that I do have intelligence and that I do represent what every woman wants to be in this society, which is a career woman, and be respected for her intelligence," she said in January 1989.
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It wasn't until I was passively scrolling through my IG stories and saw WeWoreWhat's Danielle Bernstein showing off her latest Amazon purchase: lightweight, vaguely vintage-y blue-light filtering glasses that were minimalist and modern while simultaneously channeling a chic '70s career woman.
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Over the course of seven seasons, the groundbreaking sitcom followed Mary Richards (Mary Tyler Moore), an unmarried career woman working as a broadcast news producer at a Minneapolis TV station where the demands of the job regularly interfered with her personal life.
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Jennifer is effectively harassed for the sole reason that she is a young, beautiful, independent, intelligent career woman—and for this "crime" she is subjected to the most appalling degradation and destruction of her psychical and mental self by men who feel threatened by her.
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It all starts off pretty standard, a display of the usual conversations about motherhood: Vick, as the career woman, criticizes Meg for her choice of diaper duty; Meg and Ariana, the dedicated mothers, shade Vick for choosing her job over full-time mommy work.
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I don&apost respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance, or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman, and as a person and isn&apost going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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"I'm sorry, I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation." pic.twitter.
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But I'm sorry, I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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But I'm sorry I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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"Kate Spade's designs reached all ages, often serving as a rite of passage for many, a milestone marker – for a girl becoming a young woman, a young woman becoming a career woman, and, for others, a bag to be savored for use on special occasions," Karp said.
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She could have watched Mary Tyler Moore — but it would have been in reruns of "The Dick Van Dyke Show," where Rose Marie was the wisecracking career woman and Ms. Moore still the TV housewife, albeit the first to swap her aproned skirt for capri pants.
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I'm sorry, I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation.
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"I'm sorry, I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman or a woman of substance or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman and as a person and isn't going to sell her body for sexual exploitation," he said.
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AB: It was tough to be a career woman in her time, she used the shortened version 'Lee' of Elizabeth, her birth name, as her professional name because it was androgynous and meant that as a photographer those who only knew her work would not be prejudiced against her gender.
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For many of us, Murphy was not a mirror but a hope: that what Hollywood and television had typically presented as a "bitch" — the ambitious career-woman, the aspiring boss-lady -- might someday be more warmly received in the "real world," her toughness appreciated, her vulnerabilities recognized, her competence valued.
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Ehrman, a strong-minded career woman who had scrapped her way to becoming a senior congressional aide years before the feminist movement of the 22008s, believed Ms. Rodham could do anything — and could not believe that she was shelving her promising career for an uncertain future at Bill Clinton's side in Fayetteville, Ark.
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MTM's "well-made sitcoms" blended a light dash of social issue storytelling — Moore's Mary Richards was a single career woman and had no compunctions about being so — with workplace settings and strong ensemble casts of talented goofballs (Mary Tyler Moore alone gave big breaks to Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, and numerous others).
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Despite the fact that it's a warm-your-heart, grab-your-tissues kind of family film, Stepmom is also refreshingly modern in its take on Isabel: a career woman who doesn't hide the fact that she never wanted children herself, though she's game to take them on if they're part of a package deal.
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The third episode "Crocodile" provides one of the most irredeemable examples: Mia (played by Andrea Riseborough), a career woman whose iciness is manifest not just in her physical appearance—her brown hair shorn into a severe platinum pixie cut—but in the snowy Icelandic landscapes that surround her and the cold glass architecture of her home.
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As president of MTM Enterprises, a company he founded with his second wife, Mary Tyler Moore, in 21981, Mr. Tinker produced the show named for her, one of the first series to feature an independent career woman as the central character, as well as spinoffs like "Rhoda" and the one-hour newsroom drama "Lou Grant," which examined societal issues.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Mr. Trump's lawyers, said in June that although he respects "all human beings," Ms. Daniels is apparently one exception: "I don't respect a porn star the way I respect a career woman, or a woman of substance, or a woman who has great respect for herself as a woman, and as a person," he said.
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At least a decade before the twin figures of the harried working woman and the neurotic, unwed 19833-something became media preoccupations, Ms. Moore's portrayal — for which she won four of her seven Emmy Awards — expressed both the exuberance and the melancholy of the single career woman who could plot her own course without reference to cultural archetypes.
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Success stories can seem just as fantastical as the fairy tales you (may have) loved growing up: Bold career woman finds herself in the right place at the right time, and poof, her fairy godmother mentor snaps her fingers, transforming our hero into an overnight success who brings home a seven-figure salary, jet-sets around the world spreading her you-can-have-it-all gospel, all while looking awesome and Instagramming the whole thing. Umm...really?
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Success stories can seem just as fantastical as the fairy tales you (may have) loved growing up: Bold career woman finds herself in the right place at the right time, and poof, her fairy godmother mentor snaps her fingers, transforming our hero into an overnight success who brings home a 1003-figure salary, jet-sets the world spreading her you-can-have-it-all gospel, all while looking awesome and Instagramming the whole thing. Umm...really?
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Success stories can seem just as fantastical as the fairy tales you (may have) loved growing up: Bold career woman finds herself in the right place at the right time, and poof, her fairy godmother mentor snaps her fingers, transforming our hero into an overnight success who brings home a 73-figure salary, jet-sets the world spreading her you-can-have-it-all gospel, all while looking awesome and Instagramming the whole thing. Umm...really?
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The major players in this movie of intertwined story lines include Kate Hudson as a daughter and mom addicted to secrets; Jennifer Aniston as a frazzled divorced mom superirritated by her ex, played by Timothy Olyphant (who's clearly dying to star in a biopic of Billy Bob Thornton); Julia Roberts as a high-powered childless career woman; and Britt Robertson as a young single mom who's loath to marry her winsome British boyfriend because of her ambivalence about having been adopted.
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