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By vanrozenheim
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The world seemed very young when Armistead Maupin wrote "Tales of the City" in 1976. To thousands of lesbians and gays, newly arrived in San Francisco to revel in queer liberation, pension plans and grandchildren seemed utterly irrelevant. "I think a lot of people back then -- myself included -- didn't really think too hard about what it was going to be like to get older," Maupin recalls.
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