A、She wants to prove that she is much more than that. B、She feels that she could do nothing. C、She feels happy and content about

B: So, I pitched the idea for TOUCH to MLB Properties, partnered up with G-iii Sports, and within 4 months my first collection was being sold in stadium shops, on mlb. com and in specialty stores around the country. I’m ridiculously proud of the line but the most rewarding part is the response from women. I’m beyond happy they love it and appreciative they’ve embraced it the way they have.
A: As for your acting career, do you still find that people remember you as the "Who’s the Boss?" girl? Is it hard to break away from that image?
B: It’s generational. People at my age and older remember me from "Who’s the Boss?" and the younger generations know me from "Charmed". It was difficult at 20 to break away from the "Who’s the Boss?" image and it was important to me then to prove that I wasn’t just a sitcom kid and that I did have actual ability. I felt I had a lot to prove. But at 37 ... I’m just happy to still have a career in this crazy business and be allowed to do what I love. I also feel blessed that I’ve been able to be in shows that have resonated with people. At this time in my life, I don’t want to break away from any of it.
A: I know you are very busy with your career, can you give us a sneak peak into the future of your acting career? What can we expect to see?
B: I have a few things happening — My movie "Sundays at Tiffany’s" airs this coming Monday. I did a role in the new Farrelly Brothers comedy "Hall Pass" that will be released in February. And my independent film " My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend" was just released by Warner Brothers Digital.
A: Wow, good news for the fans! On Twitter, you have well over a million followers and follow less than 1,000 people, how did you select those people and what on earth possessed you to follow a small time blogger like myself?
B: Ha! I started following you because the people I followed and trusted kept retweeting you and your articles. I select the people I follow many different ways. Sometimes, someone will say something sweet or interesting and then I will monitor their feed for a few days. Sometimes, a trusted source will just recommend a user and I will take their word for it. I follow fans that have been loyal since my first day on Twitter. And I also follow feeds that pertain to my interests and passions.
A: Thank you for sharing with us so many interesting stuffs. Hope you can keep up the good work on and off line.
B: Thank you.
This is the end of Part Two of the interview.
Questions 6 to 10 are based on what you have just heard.
Question 6
Where is her collection of female fan apparel available?
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Question 7
What is the most rewarding part of her line of apparel?
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Question 8
How does she react to people still remembering her as the character in "Who’s the Boss?"?
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Question 9
When did she act in "Who’s the Boss?"?
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Question 10
How does Alicia select the people she follows on Twitter?