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Clinton Leaves Convention Nomination Open
Clinton Leaves Convention Nomination Open
Observers have all but ruled her out as a potential running mate to Senator Barack Obama, but Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is not going away.
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Clinton Seeks Democratic Convention Voice
The Democratic Daily — ... [Update | 8:40 p.m.: Mr. Obama’s and Mrs. Clinton’s press offices released a joint statement: “We are working together to make sure the fall campaign and the convention are a success. At the Democratic Convention, we will ensure that the voices of everyone who participated in this historic process are respected and our party will be fully unified heading into the November election.”] ...

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