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Cynthia McFadden

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Former Co-Anchor Nightline @abcnews; Former Senior Investigative and Legal correspondent @nbcnews; Maine girl at heart. Bowdoin +Columbia law school grad
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Mr. Clooney Goes to Broadway

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By Cynthia McFadden
| Town & Country Verified
It won’t be easy, but let’s set George Clooney aside for a moment. The matinee-handsome, Oscar-winning, well-married father of twins is currently making his Broadway debut as America’s most iconic broadcaster, Edward R. Murrow, in a play he originally penned as a film with his longtime partner Grant Heslov. In the 2005 film version Clooney played Murrow’s producer, Fred W. Friendly, while David Strathairn got a much deserved Oscar nod as Murrow.
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Mr. Clooney Goes to Broadway

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By Cynthia McFadden
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." It won’t be easy, but let’s set George Clooney aside for a moment. The matinee-handsome, Oscar-winning, well-married father of twins is currently making his Broadway debut as America’s most iconic broadcaster, Edward R. Murrow, in a play he originally penned as a film with his longtime partner Grant Heslov. In the 2005 film version Clooney played Murrow’s producer, Fred W.
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Hospital de San Antonio lucha contra una condición que puede ser mortal para embarazadas Original

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By Cynthia McFadden
| KVDA-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
A las pocas semanas de su segundo embarazo, Bianca Chavarria supo que algo iba mal. El bebé pesaba mucho y sentía presión en el abdomen. "No se parecía en nada a mi primer embarazo", dice Chavarria, que entonces tenía 20 años y vivía en Floresville, Texas, a las afueras de San Antonio. Chavarria afirma que los médicos restaron importancia a sus síntomas, por lo que buscó información en Internet.
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