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Romney: It was a figure of speech.(Front)
The Virginian Pilot
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December 22, 2007
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Byline: GLEN JOHNSON
By Glen Johnson
The Associated Press
BOSTON
Mitt Romney, who earlier this year had to backpedal on his hunting exploits, is explaining himself again after claiming an endorsement he did not receive and saying he witnessed his father in civil rights marches he could not have seen.
"It's a figure of speech," Romney said Thursday after media inquiries into the Republican presidential contender's statement during his recent religion speech that he watched his father, the late Gov. George Romney of Michigan, ...
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