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I am 26, and single, with no kids. I work as a cosmetologist and go to school full time, studying physical therapy. My dream is

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AGE: 50 OCCUPATION: Speech-Language Pathologist and Sociolinguist LOCATION: Washington, D.C. SALARY: $43,000—$50,000 Dr. Debra Jervay-Pendergrass considered a career in pediatrics until she spoke with a

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