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July 18th, 2002

To Have and Have Not
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#1

07/12/2008 :: 10:05:52 AM
alshirsawy Says:

thank you for this amzing program.

#2

07/16/2008 :: 09:25:23 AM
ana rodriguez Says:

love your program

#3

08/20/2008 :: 07:00:56 AM
Carolina Diaz Says:

I am so happy to hear of the viewer who sponsored the girls education. I hope that more people can be inspired by her. I know that I am.

#4

11/10/2008 :: 10:44:13 PM
David Says:

Is there an update available on the people in the program? For example, regarding Li Xiuying’s experience in High School and if she will attend University. It would be a great follow-up program.

#5

02/19/2009 :: 09:42:07 PM
Milton Lau Says:

2009 Feb 19
Its been seven years since this documentary aired, I’m most cuious as to how well that young lady has fared.
And that fellow working his way up (the former teacher), is he where he wants to be, its been almost ten years.

mahalo!

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