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As the World Turns: Josie insists that Paul find Eliza with his special gift, Meg says to do what he has to do and gives Paul her baby blanket. Janet doesn't seem that she should be there at Sage's play, but changes her mind when she'll need all the support possible. Craig tells Carly that he arranges a meeting with a distributor and it's this afternoon, Carly says that she can't, Craig says that she'll have plenty of time to be back for Sage's play. Paul has a vision of a dog pulling a sled. Paul, Meg, Dusty and Josie find the statue in Central Park, Meg and Dusty take the place of a couple buying a baby. Carly and Craig go back into their meeting cause Ari wants to start production immediately. Jack has to cover for Carly when she makes a mistake. Janet finds a way to get closer to Sage by doing her hair and makeup. Josie goes to great lengths to save Eliza, she's then knocked out and put in the car by the kidnappers. Carly tells Craig to get her back home in time. Paul wonders where Josie went and realizes that she's gone, so they go back to where the car was stolen to check out the neighborhood. Carly makes it just as the show ends and blames Craig. Josie throws her bracelet in the snow hoping someone will find it. Sage asks Carly how she thought of her performance, but says that she was amazing. Dusty finds Josie's bracelet and Meg hears a baby crying nearby. Craig tells Carly that they're going to be richer beyond their wildest dreams. The police arrive and arrests the kidnappers and Paul as well.

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