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DOLLY PARTON // A heap of `Straight Talk' from a woman `born to raise hell'
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Dolly Parton doesn't care much for small talk. At least not this
afternoon. She prefers straight talk. Think of it as Dolly,
straight up, no chaser, with a giggle. "Given my mouth," she says
with an omnious shriek of laughter, "no one is safe."
Oh, sure, promises, promises. As it turns out, Dolly's mouth is
as free and wild as the prairie in Locust Ridge, Tenn., where she
grew up. Verbally, and just about every other way, Dolly whoops it
up.
Straight up, the topic is the tab...
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Host Delivers `Straight Talk'
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