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Ten years ago, I remember going to an event at a Serbian community center outside Cleveland. George Voinovich, who was then governor of Ohio and running for Senate, was to be the main speaker. A band was playing what I took to be ethnic Serbian music. Shortly before Voinovich arrived, the band leader yelled, "When the governor comes, play a hhhhigh note!"
Ahh, Cleveland rocks.
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