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Multiple and repeated falsehoods are "no credible evidence of wrongdoing."AP reports: President Bush again came to Alberto Gonzales' defense Saturday, saying the attorney general is ''honorable and honest'' and has his full support.
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''I will remind you there is no credible evidence there has been any wrongdoing.''
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