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161. Neil Reagan oral history, p. 55.
162. Colacello in Vanity Fair, July 1998, p. 141.
163. White, America in Search of Itself, p. 411.
164. Nancy Reagan with Novak, My Turn, p. 221.
165. Colacello in Vanity Fair, July 1998, p. 141.
166. Ibid.
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