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A Real Estate Dealmaker Who Deals in Playgrounds

Submitted by Shirley Ivker, Aug 24, 2007 15:23

It is nice to know that a highly qualified young lady could command a prestigious job in real estate but decides to make a difference for poor children.Idealism wins out.


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