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The major candidates running for the state’s first open Senate seat in 25 years sparred yesterday over the debate schedule for the remainder of the special election campaign, with Republican Scott P. Brown accusing Democratic rival Martha Coakley of trying to avoid joint appearances as Coakley announced that she had accepted three more invitations. Read Full Story
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