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On the campaign trail Wednesday, President Obama honed in on a group that has supported him overwhelmingly in the past: single women. This year, however, the economy has hit single women even harder than those who are married so the Obama campaign is flooding them with messages in the form of TV ads, social media and even celebrity appearances. NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reports.Aug. 9, 2012
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