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Published 1/30/2009 at CNN.com - Politics
Sarah Palin has firmly remained in the media spotlight since her bid for the vice presidency ended four months ago, but the Alaska governor is set to embrace a decidedly lower profile when she travels to the nation's capital this weekend.
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