Why 'Wakanda Forever' Will be Better Than its Predecessor
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Size 'Em Up (2001)
Athletic teenager Samantha finds her developing figure becoming a problem. Her mother convinces her to talk to the clothing store "bra ladies" to try to alleviate the difficulties of her bountiful endowments. She ends up learning a great deal more than just the proper cup size.
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Athletic teenager Samantha finds her developing figure becoming a problem. Her mother convinces her to talk to the clothing store "bra ladies" to try to alleviate the difficulties of her bountiful endowments. She ends up learning a great deal more than just the proper cup size.
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Written By:Chris J. Russo
In Theaters:10/1/2001
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