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| − | Yes, I love it! <a href=" http://image-navigation.com/?page_id=writing-for-students ">tool conventional essay papers formed wiped</a> Seven minutes later Sarah and Tracy walked into LAX’s Tom Bradley International Terminal. It looked like they might have an exclusive; no nervous throng of teenagers or idling paparazzi were anywhere in sight. Then two girls no older than 15 noticed Sarah, whipped out their phones and began typing rapidly. Five minutes later ‘Stalker Sarah’ was trending on Twitter, at which point teenage girls (and some of their parents) materialised like an invading army. First there were 10, then 50, then 200. Photographers from TMZ, X17 Online and Splash took up posts near the black SUVs waiting outside. The fans had come to meet the band, but for some, a photo with someone who had met them (multiple times) before was almost as exciting. When One Direction performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show a month earlier, Sarah was mobbed by dozens of the band’s fans; some tore at her clothes. At LAX a girl approached her nervously. ‘Hi, Sarah?’ she said. ‘Could I get a picture with you?’ Then another.
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Toowcduhn! That's a really cool way of putting it!
