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Published 1/13/2009 at Reuters: Politics
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President George W. Bush took a parting swipe at communist Cuba on Tuesday, saying it was a cruel dictatorship that had responded to U.S. appeals for democratic reform with more repression of its people.
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