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(NYT51) WALTHAM, Mass. -- Jan. 23, 2007 -- CARTER-BRANDEIS -- Former president Jimmy Carter waves goodbye to the audience at Brandeis University with Mari Fitzduff, Brandeis director of the master's program in co-existence, in Waltham, Mass., on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2007. In his first large public speech about his controversial book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid," Carter told an audience at Brandeis University that he stood by the book and its title, that he apologized for what he called an "improper and stupid" sentence in the book, and that he had been disturbed by allegations that he was anti-Semitic. (Jodi Hilton/The New York Times)
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