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"Why the fuck would I listen to that?" Cara Delevingne finds her voice

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By Blair Catlin Brown, Ali Shutler Verified
| Dork Verified
"I know that there are a lot of people who are going to see that I've done an album and think, 'Why the fuck would I even listen to that?'" says model and actor Cara Delevingne. "And I get it. I'd probably feel the same way if I were in their shoes. But this isn't for them." 'Not Normal' isn't a side quest and is definitely not an excuse to add 'musician' to an already impressive CV.
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"I'M A GROWN-ASS WOMAN AND HERE'S WHAT I'M FEELING"

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By Blair Catlin Brown, Ali Shutler Verified
| Dork Verified
If you’re reading this bit you’ve successfully discovered the area of the page that lives behind the paywall. Congratulations on your spirit of adventure. Sadly, this isn’t the article. The actual feature – the one with the quotes, the opinions and the bits where something genuinely interesting happens – is sitting just the other side of the subscription gate like a perfectly normal article minding its own business. Instead you’ve found this: a decoy paragraph.
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Local educator makes the case for supporting public education

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By Blair Catlin Brown
| Coastal Point Verified
School funding referendums are failing all over the state. You’d be hard pressed to find a person who truly believes that the current education funding model works. During referendum cycles, it is common to hear: Your scores and rankings are low so why should we give you more money? On face value, maybe that’s a fair question, but these scoring metrics are a facade that keep most people from digging deeper into the actual steps that must be taken to improve educational outcomes.
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