Gore in Atlanta, Georgia
ATL2000081002 - 10 AUGUST 2000 - ATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA: Vice President and Democratic president candidate Al Gore, speaks to supporters in Atlanta, Georgia Thursday Aug 10,2000 with his vice-president running mate, Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman and Georgia Governor, Roy E. Barnes (left) and Alabama Governor, Don Siegelman (right). cc/Michael Wood UPI
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