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The Witness: It is.
The Court: Did she negotiate any loans?
The Witness: I don’t think so.
The Court: So when you say manage the banking
relationships, what’s the relationship? I’m not
understanding what you mean by relationship. That she
made deposits; is that what you’re saying?
The Witness: Your honor, there was in 1982, ’83,
’84, where, in fact, they did--
The Court: Yes, but I’m talking about the years
in issue now, ’90, ’91, and ’92. Were there any
banking relationships that she managed?
The Witness: I guess I don’t know the answer to
that.
The Court: * * * now, then you say that another
role that she had was that she supervised employees.
The Witness: Yes.
The Court: What employees did she supervise?
The Witness: Peggy Willett, Mary Osgood--
* * * * * * *
The Court: So, how did she supervise these
employees? * * * describe it to me. When you say that
she supervised them, what did she do to supervise them?
The Witness: She made policy decisions with
regard to things that had to be done, and she made sure
that --
The Court: Give me an example of a policy
decision.
The Witness: You know what? I can’t give you a
particular one.
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