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Speaker 1: Hewlett Packer. Now you know, I was prepared to debunk

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Speaker 1: this until I saw Jane Fonda this morning. Jane Fonda

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Speaker 1: Rita Cosby is talking about mail talk show host and

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Speaker 1: Why women don't like combativeness? They don't like argumentation? Really, Uh,

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Speaker 1: to bed. Um the women's talking that we have. What

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Speaker 1: else can I say about it? This is the thing

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Speaker 1: We thoroughly discuss things on this program, and I've told

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Speaker 1: you why and who they are, and there's nothing else

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Speaker 1: to say. We have put the Women's Talk Network to bed,

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Speaker 1: absolutely right by the way. Mr Snardley had a great

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Speaker 1: idea just a moment ago during the commercial break. Uh,

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Speaker 1: but not that I said they've added a new station.

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Speaker 1: That they've got five stations and out of their lineup.

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Speaker 1: In addition to w n A, G, w c R, Y,

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