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Nicole Lapin

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I’m a vegan. But, no one believes it because when you’re out in the field, most of your meal options involve meat with a side of something fried. I’ve learned how to be creative and improvise and can eat anywhere — even a steak house or a gas station.
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Interview with 944 Magazine, "Woman of Power." (November 2007)

 
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