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King's dream unites disparate voices

By Scott S. Greenberger and Tracy Jan
Globe Staff / January 18, 2005

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Nearly 40 years after his death, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is such a unifying figure that yesterday's breakfast celebrating his life offered the unlikely image of Governor Mitt Romney and his presumptive Democratic challenger, Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly, holding hands and singing "We Shall Overcome." (Full article: 1034 words)

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