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Mahoney drops out of debate over TV presence (AP)

 
AP - Democratic U.S. Rep. Tim Mahoney, embroiled in an adultery scandal, was unlikely to appear for a Friday debate with his Republican challenger because debate officials won't ban television cameras, an organizer said. (link)

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