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Published 11/4/2008 by Shailagh Murray and Robert Barnes at Wash Post Elections
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 3 -- It took nearly two years, many ups and downs, countless smart moves, missed chances and lucky breaks. But finally Barack Obama could say the words: "One more day."
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