He lies to her at first, but when Rajiv drops a hint that he is the son that Dinu had sold all those years ago, the latter hugs him and admits that Champa is not his daughter.
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Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, in defending the rescue as absolutely essential to the welfare of the entire world, also let drop a hint that maybe the original investors might be benefiting as time goes on.
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While writing with great respect for her father and her mother, Mary Hanford, who at age 98 is still her daughter's best friend, Mrs . Dole nonetheless drops a hint or two about where her unforgiving standards come from.
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There was a guest speaker that night, one of Japan's most powerful bureaucrats, a man who might drop a hint or two about whether the yen would rise or fall-- knowledge that would make money for the banks and their clients.
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I should drop a hint here that Steve Jobs sold one of his new-fangled Apple II computers at an instructional technology conference and was largely responsible for giving Apple Computer their initial sales base past the initial hundred or so ubergeeks that purchased the first computers.
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Well, if so, you might just drop a hint that you re having trouble working up an effective rebuttal to notions of a'just'war, because the chances are that they will fall back on this sophistry as the main prop of their argument!
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While Greenspan may drop a hint on the direction of U . S . interest rates, " He may provide his evaluation of the recent rapid appreciation of the dollar and weakening of the yen, " said Yoshinori Matsushita, chief manager for foreign exchange at Mitsubishi Bank.
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Pretty strong stuff for those times _ and perhaps even for these days, although Safire drops a hint or two that it was not impossible for him to imagine some present-day scandalmonger writing a similar piece about people named " Monica " and " Bill ."
