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   Is this in some sort of code? Or are you self-medicating?   
      
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   "andycandy"  wrote in message   
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   > Yeesh. Cokie should definitely keep her day job. Garrison found someone   
   > who could (a) make his singing sound better in a duet and (b) was   
   > willing to demonstrate on national radio. How unkind! Cokie's singing   
   > was as tuneful as her reporting is unbiased.Nina Totenberg sang "I   
   > Could Have Danced All Night"; it's a good thing her day job is secure,   
   > by the way Nina's dad Roman Totenberg plays the Violin   
   >  I think Cokie Roberts was singing "You are My Sunshine"   
   > Ok, I'm going to try to put some life into the list, create a topic   
   > that spawns numerous posts that go on and and on like in the old days.   
   > Especally Cokie What female pundit would play what instrument? The   
   > obvious exceptions are Andrea Mitchell, Violin, Tipper Gore, Drums, and   
   > Kathleen Matthews, piano   
   > I divivde this into three groups of my favorite women   
   > Pundits, PBS and NPR   
   > Hope this work   
   > Pundits   
   > Mona Charen: Guitar   
   > Eleanor Clift: Soprano Saxophone/Oboe   
   > Margaret Carlson: Baritone Saxophone/ Bassoon   
   > Kate O'Beirne: Cornet   
   > Judy Woodruff: Trombone   
   > PBS   
   > Susan Dentzer: Cello   
   > Elizabeth Farnsworth: Tenor Saxophone/Flute   
   > Margaret Warner: French Horn   
   > NPR   
   > Linda Wertheimer: Harp   
   > Cokie Roberts: Alto Saxophone/Clarinet   
   > Nina Totenberg: Trumpet   
   >   
   > Songs they will play well I hear Sailor Moon music fantasy too much, So   
   > I think, Sunshine Moonlight, Chikara O Awasete, and Moon Heart   
   > Sequence(Sailor Moon Overture) and Make up Sailor Moon(Also on the   
   > music fantasy)   
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