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   Recently it has been discovered that many Seyfert galaxies with X-ray
   warm absorbers have reddened and polarized optical spectra. These
   results support a model of dust coincident with the ionized gas.
   However, a handful of Seyfert 1 galaxies show high polarization and yet
   their optical spectra are blue, apparently indicating very little
   material in the line of sight. This puzzling result is difficult to
   explain; however, one possibility is that there is in fact material in
   the line of sight but that reddening indicators fail to detect it.
   Since X-ray spectroscopy is very sensitive to ionized absorption in the
   line of sight, we propose an ASCA observation of the highly polarized,
   optically blue, Seyfert 1 galaxy Mrk 704. These results will be used to
   constrain the
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