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Published 12/2/2008 by Michael Abramowitz and Glenn Kessler at Wash Post Federal Page
Leaving the news conference in Chicago yesterday where he introduced his national security team, President-elect Obama strolled out of the room arm in arm with his choice for secretary of state and one-time rival, Hillary Rodham Clinton. The gesture may have been a subtle indication that Obama is...
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