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By lpratapas "200 days," says the narrator in the minute-long spot.

First on the Ticker: RNC Web video targets 'White House in denial' 2009

The 63-year-old father of seven appears relatively healthy despite noticeable weight loss in the nearly minute-long video clip that the family released.

Missing ex-FBI Agent in Hostage Video: 'Help Me' Evan Perez 2011

With their minute-long obsessions and faux-ethical bandwagons, the pair cascaded from one catastrophe to the next.

Why Absolutely Fabulous now looks absolutely prescient | Paul Flynn 2011

The minute-long spot, entitled "Fired Up," highlights Obama's appearance with Deeds at a rally in Northern Virginia earlier this month and suggests that Deeds is "cut from the same cloth" as the president, who last November became the first Democrat in 44 years to win Virginia.

Obama appears in Virginia campaign ad 2009

The minute-long TV ad, funded by online donations, features a Nebraska resident accusing Nelson of "leading the charge to delay health care reform this summer."

Liberal groups step up efforts against Democrat Ben Nelson 2009

Don't even think about putting out a 5 or 10 minute-long segment unless the material is extremely interesting or engaging.

Raymond Schillinger: Why the 2012 Candidates Just Don't Get Web Video Raymond Schillinger 2011

Don't even think about putting out a 5 or 10 minute-long segment unless the material is extremely interesting or engaging.

Raymond Schillinger: Why the 2012 Candidates Just Don't Get Web Video Raymond Schillinger 2011

WE INTERRUPT THIS COMMERCIAL: You could feel Alex O'Loughlin soul shrink by the second as CBS' Hawaii Five-0 awkwardly ground to a halt to accommodate a nearly minute-long plug for Subway.

Matt's TV Week in Review 2012

Don't even think about putting out a 5 or 10 minute-long segment unless the material is extremely interesting or engaging.

Raymond Schillinger: Why the 2012 Candidates Just Don't Get Web Video Raymond Schillinger 2011

The ad was released along with a minute-long radio ad, also running statewide, that likens Deeds to "Washington politicians spending billions every week."

GOP group launches first attack ad against Creigh Deeds 2009