LILI TAN

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magazine writing + EDITING

COVER LINES AND DISPLAY COPY

COMFORT FOOD GROWS UP

COMFORT FOOD GROWS UP

TALKING REVOLUTION

TALKING REVOLUTION

VUITTON-ATHON!

DON'T GO CHANGING

DON'T GO CHANGING

HOW TO DATE A MALE MODEL

HOW TO DATE A MALE MODEL

THE PRETENDERS

THE LIFE AQUA-TIC

THE LIFE AQUA-TIC

HOOKED ON A FEELING

HOOKED ON A FEELING

ARTICLES

DIRTY SEXY MONEY

ELLE
Money really can’t buy you love. See how the last taboo topic is playing out in bedrooms everywhere with the results of the ELLE/msnbc.com Money, Sex & Love Survey

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BEYOND THE DARKNESS

TATLER
Armed with new works and fresh ways of looking at death, the infamous Damien Hirst has come to Asia.

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WHERE TO EAT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
From nasi goreng to bánh cuon to Hainanese chicken rice, foodies can spend a lifetime eating their way through Southeast Asia. We asked Wall Street Journal staffers and correspondents in the region to name their favorite spots.

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CHINA’S NEW GUARD

TRAVEL + LEISURE
A is for Art. B is for Banned. C is for China.

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THE BREAST DEFENSE

ELLE
How far would you go to prevent breast cancer? Some women fear it so much that they have their breasts removed.

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BREAKING WITH TRADITION

FINANCEASIA
Chinese corporations are beginning to improve their cash management procedures, but there is plenty of work to be done.

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BORNEO BLUES

TATLER
Due to rampant deforestation, the orangutan has become one of the most endangered species in Borneo. Asia Tatler tracks Chinese actress Zhang ziyi into the Malaysian rainforest.

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LUCKY CHARM

ELLE
In honor of its collaboration with China for the XXIX Olympic Games, Nike doubled down, creating a new sportswear collection and unveiling its Olympic uniforms in Beijing’s Forbidden City before 08/08/08.

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TOO MUCH EXCITEMENT: OPENING CEREMONY PERFORMERS SPORT DIAPERS

HUFFINGTON POST
If you catch sight of a little bulge on your television screen, it's probably not a banana.

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