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If you doubt the interest in Euro-Disneyland, consider the following:
As we checked into a campsite in eastern France a couple of years ago, a little girl wanted to know where we were from. I mentioned (through an interpreter) U.S.A., California, Los Angeles, and Hollywood with little signs of recognition. But when I mentioned Disneyland, her face lit up and she said, “If you could be in Disneyland today, why are you in France?”
JAMES T. HUMBERD
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