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AP - Tell us, Robert Gates, what's the difference between working under Barack Obama and working under George W. Bush?
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Tell us, Robert Gates, what's the difference between working under Barack Obama and working under George W. Bush?
Tell us, Robert Gates, what's the difference between working under Barack Obama and working under George W. Bush?
