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John McCain and his running mate respond to Colin Powell's endorsement of the other ticket, which the general said was motivated in part by McCain's choice of Sarah Palin.
John McCain and his running mate respond to Colin Powell’s endorsement of the other ticket, which the general said was motivated in part by McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin.
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