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I Did Go To Wellesley, A Women's College. And I Am Of A Kind Of Strange Generation Which Is Transitional In Terms Of Women Who Wanted To Go Out And Get Jobs.

Obviously Iran Is A Very Large Problem. It's Hard To Decide What The Number One Issue [is], But That Is A Very Threatening Problem.

I Have Been In Meetings Where A Head Of State Will Say, 'i Like Your Tie,' To A Man... Or, 'i Like Your Country Because The Weather's Good,' Or Whatever. So For Me, The Pins In Some Ways Were Openers.

The Magic Of America Is That We're A Free And Open Society With A Mixed Population. Part Of Our Security Is Our Freedom.

In Terms Intellectually, [what] Shaped My Life Was The Whole Munich Thing [the Munich Agreement] That I Knew About All My Life, In Terms Of How Large Powers Make Decisions That Affect Small Countries, And The Unintended Consequences Of That. The Other Part Is I Knew About The Holocaust. L Just Didn't Know That It Applied To My Family. But That Did Affect The Way I Thought About What I Was Seeing As Ethnic Cleansing In The Balkans; There's No Question About That.