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On TV, Anyone Can Be A Diva, Including A Daycare Provider
It's television's job to wring drama out of any situation, but this clip shows TLC's Daycare Divas, premiering nextTuesdayFriday, working extra-hard at it. Hopefully there's room in the storyline for the challenges faced by this overwhelmingly female workforce."Plumber" Wants To Attack Pelosi • Oprah's "Power List" Revealed
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On Tuesday, NPR featured a segment on the difficulties of balancing work and family, but this time with an interesting twist: all the women interviewed were in the military. More »Hey Carly Fiorina, Who Exactly Is Holding My Uterus Hostage?
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