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Etiquette expert Amy Vanderbilt joins Mike Wallace to discuss manners, conformity, changing social customs, and the evolving roles of women. Vanderbilt defends her famous rules of etiquette, reflects on the pressures of her family name and celebrity, and explains why good manners are ultimately about making other people comfortable.
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