I think the fact that Prime Minister Barak and Chairman Arafat did make progress on the interim issues and resolved some of the issues and addressed others shows that they can themselves deal with these issues. The lower level discussions were on the permanent status issues primarily. The Odederan for the Israelis and Abd Rabbo for the Palestinians were the chief negotiators for the permanent status talks. Other issues often came up. So I think the pattern has pretty much followed what we've expected, that big issues tend to get solved by the leaders.
Sticky issues tend to get solved by the leaders.
Difficult issues tend to get solved by the leaders. But without the kind of work that goes on at lower levels, you cannot identify and organize those decisions. No, you can come up with D if you want. They're coming here because the situation is getting desperate and the time is timed to the President's happy time setting of two dates, one of which has been tossed aside already, is becoming kind of a problem for the administration running out of time. Second, if they're doing rather well, it would be a nice place to wrap things up and stand in the limelight and take some bows.