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On a Thursday evening 59 years later, NBC moderator Chuck Todd had this to say to Democratic presidential hopefuls in the closing moments of a 10-candidate rhetorical scrum: "Please - for one or two words only, please."
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"Guess what guys, we are going to take a quick break," he said.
