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"With the wall-to-wall Anna Nicole Smith coverage, it&amp;#039;s been a little hard to ignore the late model-actress-spokeswoman. I had never really been a fan of hers, but she always seemed a little sad, a little lost in her ways, and the news of her death really touched me\u2014especially because of Anna&amp;#039;s 5-month-old daughter, Dannielynn. Already the center of a raging paternity suit, the baby&amp;#039;s fate is now up to the courts to decide: Will she stay with Howard K. Stern, the only father she&amp;#039;s known? Will custody be awarded to Anna Nicole&amp;#039;s ex or her mother? Looking inside myself, though, I realize there are personal reasons why my heart seems so engaged with the story\u2014when my daughter was that age, no one but Mommy would do. If she got into a tizzy, she might cry until she was in my arms, sighing with satisfaction as soon as I cuddled her close. So my heart goes out not only to the baby who lost her mother, but also to Anna Nicole, who lost those moments with her child. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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