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    <dcterms:description>In his 2010 campaign ad, Democratic candidate Jason Altmire emphasizes the importance of using American steel in constructing the U.S.-Mexico border fence. Throughout the ad, Altmire inspects the fence and advocates for American steel, highlighting its significance for national economic and border security. He consistently positions this policy as beneficial for American industry and safety.</dcterms:description>
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