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[applause] lastly, we are very, very honored to have this story beamed through c-span and nbs networkd the world so the chance of these stories being heard not just in this room, it just accelerates and accentuates the power of these stories to inspire not just washington but the world. we want to be grateful to c-span and networks who covered this presentation today and last of all to say thank you to the school of conflict management, who have for the second time invited us to use their name and their facility. i want to particularly point out i'm the chairman emeritus of the alumni association of these three programs. so i can draw on almost 150 alums from ireland, south africa and now soon to be 30 alums from the middle east and as well as wonderful interns and student leader it's american university and georgetown university. these people are the people who made it possible. one is an alum -- two in this story are alums of cise. patty flannigan was on the irish program in 2007 and graduated in 2011. it's his connection that gets us sustained use. patty, thank you so, so much for

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