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And even while we were there, we got a taste of what it's like to run-for shelter.
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Right from the beginning, he had a campaign war chest because he did run-for state attorney general and, of course, he was unsuccessful in the primary.
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Keep in mind, China being the one place that can give the United States a run-for its money as the world power, the dominant power.
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You want to be pres -- you want run-for president?
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This year, Wolf, there was a little something extra, and that is that I'm laying out the preparations to run-for president.
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Another Illinois Democrat -- that would be Senator Richard Durbin -- today urging political supporters to sign an online petition encouraging Barack Obama to run-for the White House.
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Tim Mahoney, a businessman who had never run-for public office before, was given no chance to win before Foley's fall from grace.
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He said after the election, he's going to seriously consider a run-for the presidency.
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And so my position and my run-for the presidency is about consistency.
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I've been out -- I just finished a seven state run-for Congressional candidates and let me tell you why I think we're going to win it, Wolf.
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