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Thank you so very much for your outstanding coverage of the United Nations Decade for Women Conference.
Each day I looked forward to reading Hendrix’s comments, observations and quotes from other participants. I’m pleased that so many women were able to attend, and thankful that her editor made it possible for her to go.
SHARON HART
Mission Hills
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