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1. Don't get your tootsies cold.

2. With their control of Tootsie Roll comes perks.

3. She's now he turned to Miss Tootsie seventy-four?

4. "No, I'm just seventy-three," Miss Tootsie said, smiling.

5. Gordon, the 91-year-old CEO of Tootsie Roll Industries, also got his start in a different field.

6. "Miss Tootsie gets some recognition now for what she's actually done all her life," Bexley said.

7. To create continuity, the Murrow dialogue was extended into the "Tootsie" clip, at muffled volume.

8. Bexley and Miss Tootsie are also pleased by the personal recognition.

9. Tootsie Roll Industries Inc. President Ellen Gordon is the daughter of a former manager of the business.

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10. Jack: That's right, in Tootsie he dressed like a babe.

11. Most of the time, Bexley and Miss Tootsie are grateful for the additional business.

12. Tootsie Roll's Chicago headquarters is a modern-day Willy Wonka factory.

13. My heroines apparently all saw an early modern version of "Tootsie, " and know where their responsibilities lie.

14. We talked near the pits, so Miss Tootsie could pull off sausage links now and then.

15. You have and duties to attend to before you can even think about putting your tootsies up.

16. Art Howe sat in the dugout[sentencedict.com], working on a Tootsie Pop.

17. She's accompanied by Bill Frisell on guitar on a stark, lovely take of It Might Be You from Tootsie.

18. Only at the end of the stage show does he jab a Tootsie Pop into his mouth.

19. There is no public indication that the Gordons' four children have any interest in taking over management of Tootsie Roll.

20. Angel Baby Lotion is easily rubbed into squirmy baby skin, and smells so naturally good you'll have to nibble on an adorable little tootsie or two!