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Sen. Kerry decides against 2008 presidential run
Filed: January 24th 2007: US

Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts , the Democratic presidential nominee in 2004, won’t make a second bid for the White House, sources familiar with Kerry’s thinking told CNN Wednesday.

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