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Neha Kale, Running Dog, March 2022

'I try to reveal something about people, because they are so separate so isolated, maybe it’s a way of bringing them together,' she said in a 1977 interview for Men’s Vogue with Craig McGregor. 'I don’t want to exploit people. I care about them.'

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