Redford and Newman, real movie stars with real values.
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By Maureen Dowd
Opinion Columnist, reporting from Washington
In 1986, my most prized possession was a little pink phone message slip written by a hotel clerk.
“Miss Dowd,” it read, “Robert Redford called. He’s at the same number as last night.”
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