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I noticed that this article has been and AFD listed multiple times. I suggest the last sentence of the article, "According to the Boston Globe, to celebrate her publishing contract with Amazon, Donovan "took over" the Blithewold Mansion where she planned and held a party together with friends she had worked together with at Rafanelli Events[1].[1][6]" be removed. It is not the type of information a reader would expect to find in an encyclopedia; the sentence weakens the article. It raises the questionis the the best coverage of the subject that can be found in reliable sources. Both cites for this sentence are used in other text. Certainly more content is needed, but sometimes more is less. — Neonorange (talk) 01:53, 12 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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