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Akihabara: Tokyo's Anime and Geek Paradise
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Renho Strikes a Pose in Vogue
Renho and Hillary Clinton have a couple things in common as powerful women making waves in the male-dominated world of politics. They both hold cabinet positions, and are known for plain speaking and suit wardrobes -- Renho for her crisp white jackets, and the U.S. Secretary of State for her pants. And now they share something else: appearances on the glossy pages of Vogue magazine. Copyright ©202
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