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The new Clark: The former Tony leader, more relaxed and joking with the crowds he addresses, is back stumping for votes
The new Clark: The former Tony leader, more relaxed and joking with the crowds he addresses, is back stumping for votes

The new Clark: The former Tony leader, more relaxed and joking with the crowds he addresses, is back stumping for votes

Date10/24/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: The new Clark: The former Tony leader, more relaxed and joking with the crowds he addresses, is back stumping for votes.
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