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CURL FIGHT Upon reading a Sunday Styles feature last month on the millionaire matchmaker Patti Stanger, in which she advised a client to straighten her hair, executives at NaturallyCurly.com have started a formal campaign against Ms. Stanger, who told The Jewish Journal in May 2009, "If you want to keep it curly, go to Israel".
Several years ago, Duflo wrote an article in Libération, the French newspaper, in which she advised Western donors to focus more on immunization against measles than on antiretroviral drugs to treat AIDS, which were then very expensive and difficult to administer.
But for all his flickering motivation in the past, he clearly has been on a mission of late to do justice to his world-class talent, explaining that he received a telephone call from his mother in February in which she advised him to quit after he had lost in the first round of a challenger tournament in Bergamo, Italy.
Instead jurors say they based their verdict on an e-mail message that Ms. Temple, an Andersen lawyer, wrote last October, in which she advised her client not to put something in writing -- the kind of advice lawyers give clients all the time.
An early winning pick was a company called Youth Dynamics, which she advised her father to sell.
His original comment on Sunday's "Meet the Press" was in response to a question about a Vogue interview of Paul and his wife Kelley, in which she advised voters to be wary of a potential 2016 Hillary Clinton bid that would result in a "predatory" Bill Clinton as "first gentleman".
Mr. Bloomberg said Ms. Harris, his most powerful aide, would keep her job at City Hall, in which she advises the mayor on all major policy decisions and oversees more than a dozen agencies and commissions.
She is a prolific social-media user and writes a blog in which she advises other young women about the best way to travel to Syria and marry a fighter.
A biography of the Labour politician Barbara Castle is found next to romantic novelist Barbara Cartland's Recipes for Lovers in which she advises an elaborate "all-white" menu for a 10th wedding anniversary meal.
(Incidentally, Nelson, a professor of organic chemistry at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, wrote a "Life and Career" article for Science Careers in 2004, "Why Students Need Professors' Perspectives on Family Issues," in which she advises women not to interview while pregnant in male-dominated scientific fields).
Don't Miss: Conrad's "Ask Lauren" column, in which she advises on matters such as dealing with gossip and finding Mr. Right.
