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    Farrah Fawcett, First Among Angels, Has Died
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    The Love Story actor sounded certain the longtime unmarrieds would—finally—tie the knot. "We will, as soon as she can say yes ... Maybe we can just nod her head." Fawcett, who in recent months had stopped receiving cancer treatment, talked frankly about her battle in Farrah's Story, a raw, camcorder-shot documentary that aired in May on NBC. Full Article at E! Online
    We will, as soon as she can say yes ... Maybe we can just nod her head.
    SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
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Farrah Fawcett, First Among Angels, Has Died
  1. In the last two years, I loved her more than I've ever loved her—ever
    SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  2. Nipples. It was the first time people had been exposed to nipples ... Hundreds of thousands of men had their first sexual experience with Farrah Fawcett. She just wasn't there.
    SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  3. I know that everyone will die eventually, but I do not want to die of this disease
    Farrah Fawcett – Farrah Fawcett SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  4. I don't know what I'll do without her, to tell you the truth.
    SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  5. I am resolutely strong, and I am determined to bite the bullet and fight the fight
    Farrah Fawcett – Farrah Fawcett SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  6. I became famous almost before I had a craft ... I didn't study drama at school. I was an art major. Suddenly, when I was doing Charlie's Angels, I was getting all this fan mail, and I didn't really know why. I don't think anybody else did, either.
    SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago
  7. The three of us didn't experience the Charlie's Angels phenomenon like the rest of the world did ... We experienced it from the inside—the eye of that televised storm—together.
    Farrah Fawcett – Farrah Fawcett SOURCE: E! Online 5 months ago

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