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to Paula. Ask Paula if she's got it. (pause in recording)
She says she can't do anything further until. . . when? After the election.
Fall is coming on. . .after the election. Then until after Christmas because then we're on to Christmas. So we'll see what happens after Christmas. I should call her up.
Oh, I'm sure you're not going to stop.
It would inspire people that she was interested and she might interest her husband and he might not be so tough about the money.
Oh, I'm sure that it would have repercussions, especially if she really has some. . .
Three of her great friends have cancer -- Mr. Bloomingdale and Mr. and Mrs. Rather.
Well, and she has, as you say, a medical background, and so she can have some appreciation of the value of this sort of thing. I think that's a very promising contact. How did it develop? Was it from that dinner you went to last year, the Sadat dinner?
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