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When La Presidenta met with this writer early yesterday morning, she was dressed in blue but her smile was sunny, and she looked fit as a fiddle.


She put on a white surgical mask, joking that she didn’t want to give me any germs from her trankaso. I think she was afraid, really, of getting microbes from me. In any event, she appeared to have regained what America’s John F.  Kennedy used to call in his Irish-Bostonian twang, "vim and vigah."


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She put on a white surgical mask, joking that she didn’t want to give me any germs from her trankaso. I think she was afraid, really, of getting microbes from me. In any event, she appeared to have regained what America’s John F.  Kennedy used to call in his Irish-Bostonian twang, "vim and vigah."


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It was dismaying to witness our officials squabbling over where the money was, while our OFWs suffer in Lebanon

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | July 30, 2006 - 12:00am

When La Presidenta met with this writer early yesterday morning, she was dressed in blue but her smile was sunny, and she looked fit as a fiddle. She put on a white surgical mask, joking that she didn’t want...

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