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Foreign policy to take stage with Joe Biden, Bill Clinton tonight
latimes.com - 8/27/2008
Foreign policy to take stage with Joe Biden, Bill Clinton tonight
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Biden is expected to criticize the Bush administration in tonight's address at the Democratic National Convention. > DENVER --The Democratic National Convention turns its attention to foreign policy tonight when Delaware Sen. Joe Biden takes center stage as Barack Obama's running mate and former President Bill Clinton gives his blessings to the Democratic ticket.

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