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Clintons, Clintonites Make Themselves Heard
Clintons Will Hail Obama In Speeches, But Some Supporters Remain Disgruntled
Hillary Rodham Clinton arrives at the convention as the leader of a formidable political movement that she will try to rally behind Barack Obama this week. Most of her supporters have gotten over ...
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