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Clock Ticking on Clinton Bid

By Paul Kane
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 24, 2003, Midnight

If Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) is actually thinking about getting into the presidential contest, she had better act soon. In less than two months, the first deadlines for ballot access in important early primary states will have passed, making it highly unlikely that an eventual nominee would be able to join the fray after Thanksgiving.

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