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NEW YORK Previewing its fall strategy, John Kerry’s presidential campaign said it will buy $45 million worth of commercial time in 20 states through election day, including spots on cable TV and advertising geared toward minorities.
The buy is timed to coincide with the conclusion of President Bush’s nominating convention as the Democrat seeks to curb the Republican incumbent’s momentum. The first spots will be broadcast in 10 states, which were not disclosed by the Kerry campaign.
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