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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT42) NEW ORLEANS -- Oct. 9, 2005 -- WHITEHOUSE-LETTER -- Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice in her office in Washington in August 2005. In all the conservative uproar over President Bush's choice of Harriet E. Miers for the Supreme Court, and in all the looks backward into Miers's career and upbringing in Texas, one thing has been lost: her current life in the Bush administration as one of a handful of powerful single women who have become friends and part of an informal network of support in Washington. For much of the past five years, Miers, 60, has been a close friend not only of former Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman, but of Rice as well. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
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