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  "textContent": "By the time she returned from a devastating knee injury last season, the L.A. Sparks forward was one of the WNBA’s most marketable names—something she tells fellow Stanford University alum Phoebe Gates she’s still figuring out how to handle.\n\nThe post Cameron Brink Is Done Being Her Own Worst Enemy appeared first on Interview Magazine.",
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