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Interview: Fred Thompson discusses the perfect iced tea
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NPR All Things Considered
08-02-2002
Interview: Fred Thompson discusses the perfect iced tea
Host: SUSAN STAMBERG
Time: 8:00-9:00 PM
SUSAN STAMBERG, host:
It's Friday, it's high summer, it's time to think beyond the woes of this world--the Middle East, the bumpy market--and get to the really important stuff...
(Soundbite of ice and tea being poured into a glass)
STAMBERG: ...the perfect glass of iced tea. And who bet...
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Interview: Fred Thompson discusses the perfect iced tea
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