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Is Annapolis the Beginning of the Beginning?

For the first time since the Clinton Administration, Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume negotiations. We hear about a framework for peace and the prospects for success or failure. Also, the high cost of hospice, when patients live longer than expected.

By Warren Olney • Nov 27, 2007 • 1h 0m Listen

For the first time since the Clinton Administration, Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume negotiations. We hear about a framework for peace and the prospects for success or failure. Also, patients are outliving doctors' expectations, and Medicare wants millions of dollars reimbursed from providers of hospice.

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Is Annapolis the Beginning of the Beginning?

For the first time since the Clinton Administration, Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume negotiations. We hear about a framework for peace and the prospects for success or failure. Also, the high cost of hospice, when patients live longer than expected.

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To the Point

Is Annapolis the Beginning of the Beginning?

For the first time since the Clinton Administration, Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume negotiations. We hear about a framework for peace and the prospects for success or failure. Also, the high cost of hospice, when patients live longer than expected.

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