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last,” she declared, trig
burst of applause.
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Looking tired, Clinton:
with wealthy California:
nearly 1:30 a.m. Sunday,
$1.5 million, and then (lew:
eight hours later.
Clinton was expected:
million for Democrat Gar'l
in his longshot bid tounscaf
lar Republican Gov, Ol
Bush. There were sepaiaf
raisers in San Antonioani
ton. “I stand behind
cent,” Mauro said.
Hundreds of demonstra'I
an access road to theinWl
Clinton rode into San Aift
bedsheet was emblazoned
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