12 list dropouts

A few familiar (and not so familiar) faces dropped off this year's 50 Most Powerful Women list.

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Meg Whitman
Meg Whitman
2007 Rank: 3
2007 Title: President and CEO, eBay (EBAY)
Why she fell off the list: Left the job.


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Last updated September 29 2008: 6:55 AM ET
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