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Article: Remarks at Georgetown University.
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- Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Article date:
- November 15, 1999
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November 8, 1999
Thank you very much, Secretary Albright, for your introduction and your leadership. From the reception you just received, I would say you can come home at any time. But I hope you'll wait a while longer.
Thank you, Father O'Donovan, for welcoming me back to Georgetown. Dean Gallucci, thank you. Mrs. Quandt, thank you so much for this lecture. And to the representatives of BMW, members of the diplomatic community, the many distinguished citizens who are here, and to Mr. Billington, Mrs. Graham, and others, and to all the young students who are here--in many ways, this day is especially for you.
I too want to say a special word of ...