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Original:  Lhadon Tethong, Executive Director of Students for a Free Tibet, made a statement after the alleged action . "At this very moment, Tibetans are facing the most severe and violent repression they have seen in decades at the hands of the Chinese government, and we have taken nonviolent action at this critical time to draw the world’s attention to the crisis gripping Tibet."
Revised:  Lhadon Tethong, Executive Director of Students for a Free Tibet, made a statement after the alleged action : "At this very moment, Tibetans are facing the most severe and violent repression they have seen in decades at the hands of the Chinese government, and we have taken nonviolent action at this critical time to draw the world’s attention to the crisis gripping Tibet."
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Original:  The American protestors have been named as Phill Bartell , from New Jersey , and , Tirian Mink , from Oregonand the British protesters have been named as Iain Thom and Lucy Fairbrother
Revised:  The American protestors have been named as Phill Bartell from New Jersey , and , Tirian Mink , from Oregonand the British protesters have been named as Iain Thom and Lucy Fairbrother
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Original:  The American protestors have been named as Phill Bartell , from New Jersey , and , Tirian Mink , from Oregonand the British protesters have been named as Iain Thom and Lucy Fairbrother
Revised:  The American protestors have been named as Phill Bartell , from New Jersey and Tirian Mink from Oregon. The British protesters have been named as Iain Thom and Lucy Fairbrother
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Original:  ]]  Students for a Free Tibet has announced that some of its activists have been detained in Beijing after protesting near an Olympic stadium, holding banners such as "One World, One Dream: Free Tibet" and "Tibet Will Be Free."
Revised:  ]] The non-profit student-led organization Students for a Free Tibet has announced that some of its activists have been detained in Beijing after protesting near an Olympic stadium, holding banners such as "One World, One Dream: Free Tibet" and "Tibet Will Be Free."
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Original: Image:National museum of China 2008 countdown clock.jpg|At the National Musuem of China in Tiananmen Square, a clock counts down the time until the 2008 Olympics begin.
Revised: Image:National museum of China 2008 countdown clock.jpg|At the National Museum of China in Tiananmen Square, a clock counts down the time until the 2008 Olympics begin.
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Original:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 1999 
Revised:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 1999. 
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Original:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 1999 
Revised:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 1999 Category:Football (soccer) Category:Sports Category:Australia Category:New Zeala
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Original:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 1999.
Revised:  For Wellington, this was their first ever final in any competition, as well as the first time a New Zealand side has been in an Australian domestic club competition final in the history of professional football (soccer) in the country, which dates back to the Football Kingz FC in 
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Original:  Category:Football (soccer) Category:Sports Category:Australia Category:New Zeala
Revised:  1999
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Original:  On 68 minutes, the Victory failed to sufficiently clear a corner kick by the Phoenix, and midfielder Richard Johnson sent a half-volley shot heading towards the right hand side of the net from 20 metres out until Theoklitos' intervention to prevent it from breaking the deadlock.
Revised:  On 68 minutes, the Victory failed to sufficiently clear a corner kick by the Phoenix, and midfielder Richard Johnson sent a half-volley shot heading towards the right hand side of the net from 20 metres out until Theoklitos' intervention prevented it from breaking the deadlock.
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Original:  On 68 minutes, the Victory failed to sufficiently clear a corner kick by the Phoenix, and midfielder Richard Johnson sent a half-volley shot heading towards the right hand side of the net from 20 metres out until Theoklitos' intervention prevented it from breaking the deadlock.
Revised:  On 68 minutes, the Victory failed to sufficiently clear a corner kick by the Phoenix, and midfielder Richard Johnson sent a volley shot heading towards the right hand side of the net from 20 metres out until Theoklitos' intervention prevented it from breaking the deadlock.
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Original: Another coup occurred on Wednesday 6th of August in Nouakchott when troops from the presidential guards ,em arrested the Mauritanian president Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi & his prime minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf and shut down state radio and television.
Revised: Another coup occurred on Wednesday August 6 in Nouakchott when troops from the presidential guards ,em arrested the Mauritanian president Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi & his prime minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf and shut down state radio and television.
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Original: Another coup occurred on Wednesday 6th of August in Nouakchott when troops from the presidential guards ,em arrested the Mauritanian president Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi & his prime minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf and shut down state radio and television.
Revised: Another coup occurred on Wednesday 6th of August in Nouakchott when troops from the presidential guards arrested the Mauritanian president Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi & his prime minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf and shut down state radio and television.
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Original:  The country also has a long history of military coups  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz  announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president"  voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
Revised:  The country also has a long history of military coups . A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
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Original:  The country also has a long history of military coups  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz  announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president"  voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
Revised:  The country also has a long history of military coups A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
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Original:  The country also has a long history of military coups  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz  announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president"  voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
Revised:  The country also has a long history of military coups A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
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Original:  The country also has a long history of military coups  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz  announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president"  voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
Revised:  The country also has a long history of military coups A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
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Original:  The country also has a long history of military coups  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz  announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president"  voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
Revised:  The country also has a long history of military coups A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" -which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television- that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard
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Original: The President of Mauritania Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrest Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the countries capital.
Revised: Mauritania's President Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrest Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the countries capital.
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Original: The President of Mauritania Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrest Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the countries capital.
Revised: The President of Mauritania Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrested Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the countries capital.
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Original: The President of Mauritania Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrest Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the countries capital.
Revised: The President of Mauritania Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrest Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the country's capital.
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Original:  The coup  shut down state radio and television.
Revised:  The coup has shut down state radio and television.
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Original:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said  confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
Revised:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
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Original:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said  confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
Revised:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
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Original:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said  confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
Revised:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said , confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
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Original:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said  confirming that presidential guardsmen seized have seized her father.
Revised:  Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi, who was the President of Mauritania until the coup "The security agents of the BASEP ( Presidential Security Battalion ) came to our home around 9:20 and took away my father," Amal Mint Cheikh Abdallahi said confirming that presidential guardsmen seized her father.
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz . The council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard 
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" , which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard 
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television , announced that Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard 
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and that his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard 
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Abdelaziz as the head of the presidential guard 
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Original:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard  
Revised:  A state council is forming under the command of former presidential guard chief Mohamed Ould Abdelaziz and announced in the council's "Statement No. 1" — which was broadcast by Gulf-based al-Arabiya television — that Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi is now a "former president" and voided his previous decision of sacking Muhammad Ould ‘Abd Al-‘Aziz the head of the presidential guard had been voided. 
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Original: Mauritania's President Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrested Wednesday in a miliaty coup in Nouakchott, the country's capital.
Revised: Mauritania's President Sidi Ould Cheikh Abdallahi and Prime Minister Yahya Ould Ahmed Waghf were arrested Wednesday in a military coup in Nouakchott, the country's capital.
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Original:  "   Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on their website.
Revised:  " the biggest celebrity in the world." Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on their website.
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Original:  "   Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on their website.
Revised:  " " Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on their website.
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Original:  "   Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on their website.
Revised:  " Is the biggest celebrity in the world ready to help your family?" the narrator asks, according to the Boston Globe and video displayed on its website.
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Original:  Last week the BBC reports, a the McCain campaign released an advertisement comparing Obama to American celebrities Britney Spear and Paris Hilton, calling him "the biggest celebrity in the world."
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Original:  " It is any wonder that jobs are moving overseas when we are taxing them out of the country?
Revised:  " Is it any wonder that jobs are moving overseas when we are taxing them out of the country?
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Original:  “ Is the biggest proponent of George Bush’s tired, failed policies ready to bring about change?
Revised:  " Is the biggest proponent of George Bush’s tired, failed policies ready to bring about change?
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Original: Obama, the BBC reports, is quoted as calling McCain "cynical " ,"  desperate" and "in the pocket of Big Oil."
Revised: Obama, the BBC reports, is quoted as calling McCain "cynical ," desperate" and "in the pocket of Big Oil."
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Original: Obama, the BBC reports, is quoted as calling McCain "cynical " ,"  desperate" and "in the pocket of Big Oil."
Revised: Obama, the BBC reports, is quoted as calling McCain "cynical " ," " desperate" and "in the pocket of Big Oil."
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Original:  The latest Obama video, shown on the USA Today website, touts McCain as "  more of the same" politics employed by George W. Bush.   ] McCain is set to appear at an Ohio furniture plant Wednesday to reinforce  his latest advertisement.
Revised:  The latest Obama video, shown on the USA Today website, touts McCain as " more of the same" politics employed by George W. Bush. w] McCain is set to appear at an Ohio furniture plant Wednesday to reinforce his latest advertisement.
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Original:  The latest Obama video, shown on the USA Today website, touts McCain as "  more of the same" politics employed by George W. Bush.   ] McCain is set to appear at an Ohio furniture plant Wednesday to reinforce  his latest advertisement.
Revised:  The latest Obama video, shown on the USA Today website, touts McCain as " more of the same" politics employed by George W. Bush. ] McCain is set to appear at an Ohio furniture plant Wednesday to reinforce the messages in his latest advertisement.
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Original:  It’s time to retire these old policies and bring new energy to America.  
Revised:  It’s time to retire these old policies and bring new energy to America. " 
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Original: 120px|John McCain |120px|Barack ObamaThe latest advertisement for US Republican presidential candidate John McCain is questioning democrat Barack Obama's benefit to families.
Revised: 120px|John McCain |120px|Barack ObamaThe latest advertisement for United States Republican presidential candidate John McCain is questioning democrat Barack Obama's benefit to families.
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