Maria Shriver Case Study

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General Motor's reported an operating loss of $35 billion in it's 2009 first quarter statement, but the company earned $4.7 billion in 2010. Gabby didn't follow her parents' advice about which colleges she should apply to. Maria Shriver offers five tips for letting go of other people's expectations about what you should do with your life. Madison is majoring in women's' studies. Claire said, "I'd appreciate everyone's' ideas on whether the Kindle is really worth the

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