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Q: Giuliani's estrangement from his wife, Donna Hanover, is made clear in an interview with Hanover that appears in today's New York Times. Hanover " would not say whether Giuliani would run for the Senate, whether she would like him to run for Senate, or whether she would campaign for him if he did. But she did say in the interview, which was conducted before the recent frenzy of speculation about Hillary Rodham Clinton's interest in the same New York Senate seat, that Mrs. Clinton is a ' very interesting ' person.
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Guiliani's estrangement from his wife is made clear in a New York Times interview. His wife would not say if he'd run for senate or if she'd like him to or even campaign for him.  She went on to say Mrs. Clinton is a 'very interesting' person.