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CBS From CBS News Maria GavrilovicCHICAGO -- Barack Obama took the meaning of secret meeting to a different level last night, after he slipped away from the traveling press in order to meet with Hillary Clinton. While it is not uncommon for a presidential candidate and for the president to have private meetings, it is uncommon for those meetings to be as secretive and misleading as this one turned out to be. The controversy began to develop after a campaign rally in Bristow, Virginia, when the press was whisked away to Dulles
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