Weinstein accuser mentions her ‘love’ for disgraced Hollywood exec in note — just days after alleged rape
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Weinstein accuser mentions her ‘love’ for disgraced Hollywood exec in note — just days after alleged rape Harvey Weinstein accuser Jessica Mann gushed about how “easy” it was to “love” the disgraced ex-Hollywood bigwig — just two days after he allegedly raped…
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What happened
Weinstein accuser mentions her ‘love’ for disgraced Hollywood exec in note — just days after alleged rape Harvey Weinstein accuser Jessica Mann gushed about how “easy” it was to “love” the disgraced ex-Hollywood bigwig — just two days after he allegedly raped…
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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