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For Joe Biden, 1987 Brought Triumph In The Wake Of Political Setback : NPR
Washington, DC. 6-1-1987 Senator Joe Biden after announcing his candidacy for president in Wilmington, Delaware earlier in the morning, and taking the train to Washington DC. The Senator and his wife Dr.
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Senator Joseph Biden massages Jill Biden's feet while traveling on a campaign airplane, 1987 - Lynn Johnson Collection - Ohio University Libraries - Digital Archival Collections
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Biden and the Supreme Court | The New Yorker
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For Joe Biden, 1987 Brought Triumph In The Wake Of Political Setback : NPR
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Echoes of Biden's 1987 plagiarism scandal continue to reverberate - The Washington Post
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