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- 1 2 Awards and Winners, Jean Dadario Burke, Retrieved August 16, 2015, "....Jean Dadario Burke is an American television New York City-based soap opera producer and director..."
- 1 2 Richard Katz, MAY 18, 1998, Variety Magazine, Oprah, Rosey share Emmy, Retrieved August 16, 2015, "....“All My Children” — Francesca James, executive producer; Jean Dadario-Burke, senior producer; Heidi Adam, supervising producer; Ginger Smith, coordinating producer (ABC)..."
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- 1 2 3 MICHAEL RIEDEL, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS, March 31, 1996, , TOUGH LIFE IN THE CITY DEMANDING DIVAS AND ACTORS WHO SCREW UP .. TO SAY NOTHING OF GREEDY EXTRAS - HEY IT'S ALL IN A DAYS WORK!, Retrieved August 16, 2015, "...A 25-year veteran of daytime television, Burke has been charged by ABC television with snatching "The City," the network's low-rated soap opera, from oblivion. ..."
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