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He entered to polite applause and rows of empty seats at the University of New Hampshire on Friday. Severa people filed out midspeech, and the room was largely quiet as he spoke, with few interruptions for laugher or applause. He talked about his administration, his foundation work and some about his wife.
"Hillary's got good plans," Mr. Clinton kept saying as he worked through a hoarse-voiced litany of why his wife, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, is a "world-class change agent."
Clinton talked about issue after issue in almost mind-numbing detail and answered question after question in an event that lasted more than an hour and a half.
Both [Clinton and Obama] drew large crowds. But Clinton's crowd was much smaller at the end of her speech than at the beginning.
Hundreds of people trickled and then streamed out while Clinton was still talking. But she went on and on as if she did not mind.
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