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As the World Turns: Alison gets worried when Bob makes a mistake when he calls her Susan, she goes and tells Casey. Tom sees Margo touching "Riley's" face and says she doesn't need a thermometer. Paul stuns Barbara when he says that he's going to be giving most of his money away, to Emily. Emily tells Hunter the good news that someone is bankrolling her own newspaper and offers him a job but he turns her down cause he already has a job waiting tables at Java but gets fired for being clumsy. Casey tells Alison not to go to Kim with this and thinks going to Tom is a much better idea. Alison thinks the dosage that Bob ordered may be too much for "Riley". Barbara is against the idea of Paul giving money to Emily. Margo asks Tom if Adam were alive if he would consider having the charges against him dropped, Tom then suggests that she should see someone. Bob comes in the room and sees "Riley" seizing and doesn't remember ordering 50 milligrams and reprimands Alison. Hunter asks Paul what salary he'll be getting, and Paul asks how much does he in fact want. Emily is surprised that Hunter calls her mom. Casey tells Alison if she's sure that Bob ordered her to give Riley that much medication, she then says that she isn't. Tom tells Riley now he's feeling better that he would like him to move out of his house, cause he thinks that in a way he's hurting herself by making a replacement for Adam. Barbara asks Bob's help in getting her to have Paul committed yet again.

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