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Opinion: Year in review: The 10 most viewed Op-Eds of 2011

By Alexandra Le Tellierwriter 
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As 2011 comes to a close, we took a look at the year’s most viewed Op-Eds to see which pieces hit the most buttons. A personal story about President Obama’s controversial healthcare program topped this year’s list, which also includes Op-Eds about the 2012 presidential campaign and fixing the economy. There were some surprises too, notably an interest in sexism.

Here’s a photo gallery that rounds up the top 10 most popular Op-Eds online this year.

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--Alexandra Le Tellier

Opinion L.A.
Alexandra Le Tellier

Former Los Angeles Times staffer Alexandra Le Tellier was a senior digital editor in the Entertainment and Features sections. She left The Times in 2016. She was previously web editor for the Opinion pages, where she managed the daily web pages and special digital projects. She also oversaw the section’s blog, editing contributing bloggers and writing posts about social, political and cultural issues. Prior to joining Opinion, she was deputy editor of The Times’ entertainment and lifestyle weekly Brand X. She is a native of Los Angeles.

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