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SPOTTED: a brunette Jennifer Lawrence at Pearson Airport

By Andrew D’Cruz
 | September 7, 2012
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Jennifer Lawrence, better known to legions of tweens as Katniss Everdeen (and to many adults as that unlucky girl from Winter’s Bone), was spotted at Peason airport by designer Tu Ly. Lawrence is in town to promote Silver Linings Playbook, in which she plays Bradley Cooper’s love interest, “a mysterious girl with problems of her own.”

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