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										| Michel 
										"Sweet Micky" Martelly campaigns for 
										Haiti's troubled office of the 
										presidency |  
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																		| Michel 
																		"Sweet 
																		Micky" 
																		campaigns 
																		for 
																		Haiti's 
																		troubled 
																		office 
																		of the 
																		presidency 
																		in 
																		the 
																		north of 
																		the 
																		earthquake-cholera-ravaged 
																		nation 
																		Thursday, 
																		February 
																		17, 
																		2011. |  
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																		| Michel 
																		Martelly's 
																		wife 
																		Sophia 
																		(R). All 
																		photos/Ramon 
																		Espinoza/AP) |  
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																		More |  |  A Bill Clinton meeting with Haitian 
		presidential candidates   |  
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    | Mirlande Manigat (R), a Haitian presidential contender with 
	former United States' President William Jefferson Clinton, after their 
	private meeting in Haiti's capital city of Port-au-Prince Tuesday, February 
	15, 2011 about rebuilding the Caribbean nation, which capital and other 
	nearby cities, were destroyed by a January 12, 2010 killing earthquake. 
	Haiti's Development Authority (HDA), the temporary agency charge with 
	reconstruction work, its mandates ends in September. | 
  
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    | The other presidential candidate, Michel "Sweet Micky" 
	Martelly (R) conversing with Bill Clinton after the meeting first mentioned 
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    | The outgoing tyrant, Rene Preval's turn. A fraternal 
	embrace from Bill Clinton. | 
  
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