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Bill Clinton tones things down Campaign feared his tirades against Obama were backfiring
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International Herald Tribune
02-28-2008
Bill Clinton tones things down Campaign feared his tirades against Obama were backfiring
Byline: John M. Broder The New York Times Media Group
Edition: 1
Section: NEWS
LANCASTER, Ohio --
Patrick Healy contributed reporting.
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The long campaign has taken some of the fight out of the Big Dog.
Bill Clinton is dutifully traveling from state to state and small town to small ...
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