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  • Mr. McDonnell's chief spokesman, J. Tucker Martin, said "as these issues relate to the embezzlement trial of the former Mansion chef it would be inappropriate for us to comment at this time."

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  • Spokesman J. Tucker Martin said the proposed spending cuts, released to reporters late Friday, are only advisory, submitted for the governor's information, and that Mr. McDonnell has requested similar spending-reduction contingency plans in each of his three years in office.

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