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COPYRIGHT 2002 All rights reserved. Reproduced by permission of The Condé Nast Publications Inc.
Thirty-five editors of the international editions of Cosmopolitan were in New York last week for a conference, and if you had stopped by the Tribeca Grand Hotel, where they were staying, you would have been able to identify members of their party at a glance. You could tell they were Cosmo because of the preponderance of smart career-girl suits paired with high heels, and you could tell they were international because so many of them were taking advantage of the hotel's please-smoke-all-you-like policy in the lobby. Hearst, which owns Cosmopolitan, brings its foreign editors together every two years in some desirable location--last time it was the Bahamas--to exchange editorial ideas and to bond as disseminators of the Cosmo...
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