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Condoleezza Rice was honored as one of Glamour’s Women of the Year on November 10, and in her speech she said she had a goal for the evening: to meet fellow honoree Tyra Banks. The secretary of State succeeded. I told her, I’m a fan,’ Rice gushed at the Essex House after-party. And she said, I wanted to meet you too.’ And she told me I was tall. Now that her supermodel-schmoozing dream has been fulfilled (and the administration is ending), what’s next for Rice? I’ll do some writing and some speaking, she said. I want to do a book on American foreign policy, and I’d also like to do a book on my parents. She doesn’t view the election as a rebuke to her boss. I think that President Bush will be judged very kindly by history, she said.
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