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| | At White House, egg chase not cracked by terror csmonitor.com |
 | | In a cramped kitchen in the White House basement, assistant chef John Moeller is dyeing 7,800 Easter eggs a brilliant violet and in the process, helping the White House return to normal. |
 | | "The Easter Egg roll is a long tradition, enjoyed by thousands of people in the Washington area, and if we found a way to do it in a safe manner, we were going to proceed," says Anne Womack, White House spokesperson. |
 | | The biggest public event at the White House, it is expected to draw 35,000 scrambling children and their parents, as well as a personal appearance by the president and first lady. |
| www.csmonitor.com /2002/0401/p02s01-uspo.htm (662 words) |
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