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The next day it recorded a little more than four hours of similar stress, particularly near the end of his speech when he appeared more fatigued though still mentally sharp and passionate in his orat...
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“My body is definitely going through it right now,” Mr. Booker said in an interview Wednesday evening. “But my spirit is so high.”
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