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you won't have to pay the two hundred and fifty thousand a year, something or the other for-
I see; allocated costs.
They put off, they delayed payment, quote, delayed. Which means the same as not paying it. But we've got a five million dollar problem, not a two hundred and fifty thousand dollar problem.
So what do you see as the future?
I don't know. I don't know.
And you, yourself, because of your commitment at the Library don't want to really step in and pull the thing together?
I can't. I mean, I literally couldn't. And I'd be considered a traitor at the Library. I can't just give up Harvard just because--you know I said very clearly when I joined the Beaumont that I was going be much help. Well, I've probably been more help than most people have.
Who have been some of-
I got the Readers Digest money in and I got a lot of-
Who have been some of the other strong board members?
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