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 Ruth Handler, who created Barbie, the world s most popular doll and an American icon that helped shape girls  dreams while infuriating feminists, has died. She was 85.Handler, who also co-founded the Mattel toy company, died at Century City Hospital Saturday morning of complications from colon surgery she underwent three months ago, said Elliot Handler, her husband.Since Ha stanley uk ndler s creation, named for her daughter Barbara, was introduced in 1959 it has become a touchstone of cultural politics.The impossibly well-endowed doll has drawn the ire of feminists, inspired artists and intrigued academics around the world. Barbie even was placed in the official  America s Time Capsule  buried in 1976.The original blue-eyed, blonde fashion model has morphed over the decades into a variety of ethnic looks and has had many careers, from astronaut to veterinarian.        More than 1 billion have been sold in 150 countries. My whole philosophy of Barbie was that throug stanley cup h the doll, the little girl could be anyt stanley termos hing she wanted to be,  Handler wrote in a 1994 autobiography.  Barbie always represented the fact that a woman has choices. With the new doll, girls could play out their dreams of adolescence and beyond. Barbie, after all, could go to the prom, get married, or even travel to the moon. Over and over I ve had it said to me by women,  Handler told The Associated Press in 1994.  She was much more than a doll for them. She was part of them.             Handler kept a gold-plated Barbie in h Xlei Woman, 76, Nabbed In Crack Sting
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