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He is a maestro
April 14, 2010
By
Jim Stergios
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Watch the video clip of Governor Patrick speaking in Lowell, while police officers are outside picketing him at the Tom & Todd/WRKO show
. Give him a baton and the orchestra would swoon. Such a strong speaker and so at ease.
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