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Timeless.
Norma Jean.
How one woman came to
Symbolize so many things.
This is Marilyn Monroe.
Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend
Marilyn Monroe | Jazz | 1953
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Norma Jean Baker
December 1953.
Marilyn Monroe.