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FILE -- (NYT26) WASHINGTON -- Dec. 21, 2007 -- WHITE-HOUSE-TERRORISM-3 -- Fran Townsend, President Bush's departing chief terrorism adviser, during a news conference at the White House in Washington, in a March 30. 2005 file photo. Then White House Chief of Staff Andy Card is in the background. For more than four years Townsend has worked at the center of contentious anti-terrorism programs, but unlike other battle-scarred West Wing colleagues she is departing with barely a scratch. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
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