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Kerry camp hopes to redefine Southern strategy

By Brian C. Mooney
Globe Staff / July 29, 2004

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For nearly five months, John F. Kerry and George W. Bush have been fighting the last war. Most of their stump time and piles of advertising dollars are being spent in about 20 states in which current polling data parallels the close margins of the 2000 presidential election. (Full Article: 714 Words)

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