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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President George W. Bush on Thursday sharply criticized Democratic front-runner Barack Obama's pledge to meet Cuban leader Raul Castro without preconditions, leaping squarely into the race to succeed him.

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    "Bush has steadfastly refused to meet leaders of hostile nations, saying it would send the wrong message to the world."

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