File:Barbour-DeVos-Romney-Saginaw-MI-Nov-3-2006-Cropped.jpg
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DescriptionBarbour-DeVos-Romney-Saginaw-MI-Nov-3-2006-Cropped.jpg |
English: Haley Barbour, Dick DeVos and Mitt Romney drop the puck at the Saginaw Spirit hockey game against the Barrie Colts on November 3, 2006 at the Dow Event Center. |
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