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IMAGE: President Bush
‘Nothing will hold
us back,’ Bush vows
Insisting that “nothing will hold us back,” President Bush promised Thursday night to win the war on terrorism and outlined an ambitious program of domestic initiatives as he accepted the Republican nomination for four more years in the White House. FULL STORY
Stephan Savoia / AP
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