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“Cher: The Memoir, Part One,” is a fun read, a candid and well-written book that will justifiably make her legion of fans excited for the release of the second volume.

"And there were justifiably angry young Asians, determined to show that they were not going to be too intimidated."

None of it would work, however, without the command of this justifiably Cannes-honored cast.

Although justifiably proud of becoming the first self-made female billionaire in American history, she admits she still doesn’t have an answer to the question, “What is more important, a marriage or a career?”

Explaining his shift in policy, Trudeau maintained that “Canadians are justifiably proud” of their immigration system.