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April 4, 2008 - 8:23am

This Week in PolitickerNV.com

By Jennifer DePaul

Martin campaign plays smoke and mirrors with numbers.

Toussaint kicks off campaign.

Gravel party-switch could be troublesome.

Las Vegas Mayor's fundraiser not endorsement for Toussaint.

And there is hope for Nevada GOP.

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