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Former President Jimmy Carter said Monday his remarks were careless or misinterpreted when he said the Bush administration has been the worst in history for its impact around the world.Speaking on NBC s Today, Mr. Carter appeared to retreat from a statement he made to Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in which he said: I think as far as the adverse impa
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