Agnetha Fältskog - Interview with Ken Bruce on BBC Radio 2 

she is perfect

agree

Better when she was 25 , in that age she looks espectacular

А womAn , two wOmen.

If 'You' is a newspaper magazine, then try the papers offices. They'll have an archive department. If 'You' is a stand-alone magazine try the publisher, if they're not defunct, to see if they've any copies, they might have an archive copy they would photocopy. As a last resort, the British Library has copies of every published work, and you can go to the reading room and view, and, I believe, copy for 'educational purposes' Could be on-line, but I wouldn't be sure of the quality or the costs. Good Luck.

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