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<b>SHOW OF SUPPORT:</b> The New Majority, an organization at the core of Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneggers reelection campaign, has partly funded TV spots via the U.S Chamber of Commerce, a business group. Chamber officials would not say how much the ads cost.

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SHOW OF SUPPORT: The New Majority, an organization at the core of Gov. Arnold Schwarzeneggers reelection campaign, has partly funded TV spots via the U.S Chamber of Commerce, a business group. Chamber officials would not say how much the ads cost.

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