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Huddled in a news conference on a Sunday afternoon in a basketball
arena in Ames, Iowa, a handful of reporters from around the country
were stunned -- eyebrows raised and mouths agape.
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179TH SEMIANNUAL LDS GENERAL CONFERENCE
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