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Published 3/10/2009 by sarahbethparker at CNN Political Ticker
Al Franken says a resolution is near in his marathon battle against Norm Coleman for the contested Senate seat from Minnesota.
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Al Franken says a resolution is near in his marathon battle against Norm Coleman for the contested Senate seat from Minnesota.
Franken made his comments after meeting with Senate Democrats at their weekly [...]
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