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vivify (VIV-i-FY) verb tr. 1. To endow with life; animate. 2. To impart vitality or liveliness. [From Latin vivus (alive) via Late Latin vivificare.] "Yet how could artists vivify culture with 'sympathies and admirations' if they felt out of step with their place and time." Jackson Lears, The Golden Age, The New Republic (Washington), Aug 21, 2000. This week's theme: verbs. ............................................................................ I am no more humble than my talents require. -Oscar Levant, composer

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Jeff, FYI. This is an excellent email and one that addresses all the issues we need to make decisions on. Lets discuss because I have some views but am very open to others especially when I don't really know (first hand) what oppts really look like there. We need to address quickly. Mike

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CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT DISTRIBUTE Based upon yesterday's meeting, we discussed where R& C is in the money and we are the only Enron counter party involved, Pushkar and Stuart could contact these entiies to reach closure to get $ in the door after the appropriate approvals regarding the settlements. The attached confidential listing shows exposure at 12/12/01. Any liquidated amounts not settled will need to be taken into account. Based on yesterday's discussion, I have sorted the counterparties regarding course of actiion. If you do NOT agree, please advise ASAP. Sheila

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Settlement candidates