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Revised Title:
"Lena Dunham’s ‘Insane’ New Memoir Criticized as Fans Resurface ‘Sexual Abuse’ Controversy Involving Sibling"
Key Adjustments:
- Replaced "slammed" with "criticized" for neutrality.
- Streamlined phrasing to maintain clarity and conciseness.
- Retained quotes around contentious terms (‘insane’, ‘sexual abuse’) to reflect cited language.
- Emphasized the causal link between the memoir’s criticism and the revived controversy.
"Lena Dunham’s ‘Insane’ New Memoir Criticized as Fans Resurface ‘Sexual Abuse’ Controversy Involving Sibling"
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