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My erroneous words and deeds angered and saddened the Chinese people, and I sincerely apologise for this

I’m willing to participate in any earthquake relief activity and to do my utmost to help Chinese people affected by the disaster

In light of the negative reaction that Sharon Stone’s inappropriate remarks have triggered, Dior China has decided to immediately cancel and stop any advertisements, marketing campaigns and commercial activities associated with Sharon Stone

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You know, it was very interesting because at first I am not happy about the way the Chinese are treating the Tibetans, because I don’t think anyone should be unkind to anyone else, and so I have been very concerned about how to think and what to do about that because I don’t like that

Then I have been concerned about, oh, how shall we deal with the Olympics? Because they are not being nice to the Dalai Lama, who is a good friend of mine

And then this earthquake and all this stuff happened and I thought, ‘Is that karma, when you’re not nice that the bad things happen to you?

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You can declare yourself anything, but if you don’t have the votes, it doesn’t matter

Once we include Florida and Michigan, neither Senator Obama nor I will have enough delegates to get the nomination, so there is no way that this is going to end anytime soon, because we’re going to keep fighting for the nomination

Just today I found some curious support for that position when one of the TV networks released an analysis done by – of all people – Karl Rove, saying that I was the stronger candidate

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I’m going to make my case until we have a nominee, but we’re not going to have one today and we’re not going to have one tomorrow and we’re not going to have one the next day

This is nowhere near over, none of us is going to have the number of delegates we’re going to need to get to the nomination

Right now, more people have voted for me than have voted for my opponent

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Oh, I didn’t want to do this

I didn’t know she was going to be here

We’ve got to get the Republicans out of there

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“It’s a long road to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and it runs right through the heart of Pennsylvania”

“You know, some people counted me out and said to drop out”

“Well, the American people don’t quit, and they deserve a president who doesn’t quit either”

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You know we have been going back and forth in this campaign about who said what to whom and let me say this about that. I don’t talk about private conversations. But I have consistently made the case that I can win because I believe I can win.

You know, sometimes people draw the conclusions that I’m saying somebody else can’t win. I can win, I know I can win.

That’s why I do this everyday. I’m in it to win it

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“Black Americans were a founding population”

“Africans and Europeans came here and founded this country together — Europeans by choice and Africans in chains. That’s not a very pretty reality of our founding”

“That particular birth defect makes it hard for us to confront it, hard for us to talk about it, and hard for us to realize that it has continuing relevance for who we are today”

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They threw in the obvious, ultimate fear bomb

When all else fails, be afraid of his name, and what that could stand for, because it’s different

Barack Obama will be the kind of leader we need right now, not in four years or eight years or 12 years. We can’t wait to get this right. We need it to happen today

Note: I don’t watch the mainstream media, and I have no idea who used his middle name. I have heard it all now. Why is it that the only time I hear of “fear” or “race” being a factor, it’s the Obama camp saying something about it not being a factor?

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I live and work in New York and have had a private life — at least, did until about five weeks ago

The full stretch of my political aspiration is to help her be my president

I’m 27. I’m not going to be moving back in with parents, as much as I love them

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