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WASHINGTON — The Republican governor of Mississippi said this afternoon that he expects tomorrow night’s presidential debate to go on as planned in his state, despite a call from his party’s nominee that the event be delayed because of the financial crisis.
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|WASHINGTON — The Republican governor of Mississippi said this afternoon that he expects tomorrow night’s presidential debate to go on as planned in his state, despite a call from his party’s nominee that the event be delayed because of the financial crisis.
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