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As for Bratter, she sees Project Renewment as the trailblazer of what some aging experts are calling a cultural movement. "When I started this, no one else had thought of it," she says. "I knew it was hot, and I could take it national--I've got the contacts, and I've done it before. But then I'd be back where I started." For the moment she's content to spend time with family and a group of women she says will remain lifelong friends.
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