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Duke was a state legislator whose neo-Nazi alliances were exposed in the media during his 1991 gubernatorial bid. Find a nice place not far from town – say on Long Island – and I can go out if needed. With standard methods, the cost of DNA printing could be more than a billion dollars or more, depending on the strand. (Kirkwood grimaces) The calendar should have a race for its money!.
