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Hillary's Mystery Money Men
BAKER, RUSS | November 5, 2007 issue

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The article focuses on fundraisers such as Norman Hsu who have helped make U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton the U.S. Democratic frontrunner for the 2008 presidential race. Financier Alan Quasha, who supported the political emergence of U.S. President George W. Bush, is also supporting Clinton's campaign as he employs Clinton political aide Terry McAuliffe. Quasha's partner, financier Hassan Nemazee, also has supported Clinton's campaign.

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CLINTON, Hillary Rodham; FUND raising; QUASHA, Alan; NEMAZEE, Hassan; MCAULIFFE, Terry; HSU, Norman; PRESIDENTIAL candidates; UNITED States
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