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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Peter Marshall and Leslie Uggams were the presenters of this hour-long daytime show on NBC, one of the first produced by Merrill Heatter after the retirement of Bob Quigley. Members of the public wrote in to have their wishes fulfilled on television; the show was at its best when it focused on human-interest stories, such as reuniting families or helping those who could not afford to meet basic family needs. |