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"'Ketchup' spot left its mark on voters deciding Supreme Court race"

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"'Ketchup' spot left its mark on voters deciding Supreme Court race": Friday's edition of The Charleston (W. Va.) Daily Mail contained an article that begins, "For the first time in history, a tomato-based condiment was the ticket to a seat on the state Supreme Court."

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