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"Reason #431 that the Garner-Affleck brood are the most all-American family ever: this photo of Jennifer and Violet. Violet and her precious cargo are repping hard for little girls of every generation here. I think we can all agree that when it came to our dolls as kids, we adhered to these same three vital truths: 1) You can never have too many dolls. 2) When someone says to you, &amp;quot;You don&amp;#x27;t need to bring your dolls&amp;amp;#8212;we&amp;#x27;ll be back in an hour,&amp;quot; don&amp;#x27;t even hear that foolishness! Bring your dolls. 3) If your mom says you&amp;#x27;re carrying too many things and to give her a few, relinquish the coat first, then the backpack. Always keep your hands on your dolls. Moms never seem to notice or display the appropriate measure of concern if, say, a doll&amp;#x27;s favorite barrette falls off in a parking lot somewhere and is lost forever. Moms&amp;#x27; priorities are so out of whack that way. Bottom line: No matter what doll era your playing heyday fell into, you can plainly see that Violet is nailing owner behavior. You know, except for this tiny bit of doll-on-doll violence. But hey, nobody&amp;#x27;s perfect. Who among us has never spilled hot tea all over her American Girl or toted half a dozen Cabbage Patch kids through an airport in various states of undress? Right, that&amp;#x27;s what I thought. What was your favorite doll as a kid? Photo: Splash News"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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