With Iowa behind them, the presidential candidates headed to New Hampshire for five days of non-stop rallies, speeches and events. There was little time for them to replenish their treasuries, conduct fresh polling to guide strategic decisions or air new television commercials crafted to sway large numbers of voters.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton had to ask her supporters quiet down after her victory in the New Hampshire primary on Jan. 8, 2007.
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