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Disowned for marrying a fellow Harvard student behind her family's back, she started working at Bloomingdale's and later established herself in Korea in 1990 as the franchise holder for Gucci, then later took on licenses for Marks
MCM's Eastern Makeover Elva Ramirez 2010
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Disowned for marrying a fellow Harvard student behind her family's back, she started working at Bloomingdale's and later established herself in Korea in 1990 as the franchise holder for Gucci, then later took on licenses for Marks
MCM's Eastern Makeover Elva Ramirez 2010
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Disowned for marrying a fellow Harvard student behind her family's back, she started working at Bloomingdale's and later established herself in Korea in 1990 as the franchise holder for Gucci, then later took on licenses for Marks
MCM's Eastern Makeover Elva Ramirez 2010
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Disowned for marrying a fellow Harvard student behind her family's back, she started working at Bloomingdale's and later established herself in Korea in 1990 as the franchise holder for Gucci, then later took on licenses for Marks
MCM's Eastern Makeover Elva Ramirez 2010
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Disowned for marrying a fellow Harvard student behind her family's back, she started working at Bloomingdale's and later established herself in Korea in 1990 as the franchise holder for Gucci, then later took on licenses for Marks
MCM's Eastern Makeover Elva Ramirez 2010
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Disowned by her father, she marries my hero, and they live in a snug little villa outside Croydon, in which town he is set up as a house agent.
The Voyage Out 2004
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Disowned by family, despised by those who knew him, even by his own fellows in the arts of darkness, he was overripe for the taking.
The Serpent's Shadow Lackey, Mercedes 2001
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Disowned by her monarch, sentenced in absentia to hang by her former lover, General Giarna, she took to the elven cause with steadfast loyalty.
The Kinslayer Wars Niles, Douglas 1991
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Disowned by my mother; cast aside by my brother and sisters; despised by the members and officers of the church to which I belonged and in which I preached, I was in every respect an outcast.
The Personal Touch J. Wilbur Chapman
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Disowned by his mother-in-law, and publicly given up by her, he would be of no use to
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