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Atlanta women discuss issues of women in the workplace at AJC forum. From left, Kelly Regal, Kat Cole (seated), Lori Kilberg, Teri McClure (seated), Kenzie Biggins, Wendy Clark, Jane Smith, Veronica Biggins (seated) and Sally Yates.

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Atlanta women discuss issues of women in the workplace at AJC forum. From left, Kelly Regal, Kat Cole (seated), Lori Kilberg, Teri McClure (seated), Kenzie Biggins, Wendy Clark, Jane Smith, Veronica Biggins (seated) and Sally Yates.
March 30, 2013
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