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• Bob Woodward, author, "State of Denial," and assistant managing editor of the Washington Post | Biography from Harry Walker Agency | About the book
• Sen. Jim Talent (R-MO), Republican incumbent | Senate page | Senate biography | Campaign page
• Claire McCaskill, Missouri state auditor, Democratic challenger | Missouri auditor page | Campaign page

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• MSNBC: Conflict in Iraq
State of Missouri
U.S. Senate
• MSNBC: Politics

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