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‘She’s From Oakland!’ Photos Capture Bay Area Celebrations Of Biden-Harris Win
In the corner of California where Vice President-elect Kamala Harris grew up and launched her political career, residents celebrated.

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In the corner of California where Vice President-elect Kamala Harris grew up and launched her political career, residents celebrated.

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