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United States presidential election in Oklahoma / Okfuskee County /  Oklahoma / Osage Nation / State of Sequoyah / Caddo / Oklahoma / Politics of Oklahoma / United States presidential election /  2004 /  in Oklahoma
Date: 2014-11-01 10:10:19
United States presidential election in Oklahoma
Okfuskee County
Oklahoma
Osage Nation
State of Sequoyah
Caddo
Oklahoma
Politics of Oklahoma
United States presidential election
2004
in Oklahoma

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