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I'm not sure what she wants, other than an adoring audience. To which I am reminded of what a great carnival promoter said in the late 19th century. "There's a sucker born every minute." But get I'm not one of them. Arnold Harris Mount Horeb WI Posted by Arnold Harris get on September 20, 2003 at 10:09 PM Yea, before you get all outraged, there's hardly anything get unusual about cyclical, freelance swings. This year she signed a 1M book deal (which is what her 'business' is about) and will pay accordingly (like she did the year she contracted for her previous book). Meanwhile this whole thing came up a month ago in the LA Times which got the data wrong. I'm sure you know that you don't pay tax on what you are worth, just what you make so the $7M house from her divorce settlement is irrelevant -- except for the fact that she paid state property tax, something the LA Times piece failed to mention.
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