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CDP2000071210 12 JULY 2000 - CAMP DAVID, MARYLAND: Secretary of State Madeleine Albright meets with members of the Palestinian and Israeli delegations, Camp David, July 12, 2000 . Pictured clockwise from Secretary Albright are Aaron Miller (behind the Secretary), Shlomo Ben-Ami, Gilhad Sher, Shlomo Yanai, Amnon Shahak, Hassan Asfour, Abu Allah, Saeb erekat, Mohamed Dahalan, Gemal Helal, Ambassador Martin Indyk. mt/White House Photo UPI

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