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Clip: Season 2006 Episode 8 | 6m 9sVideo has Closed Captions
Women start to make their mark on the Capitol by painting governors' official portraits.
Women start to make their mark on the Capitol by painting governors' official portraits.
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Portrait Profiles
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Women start to make their mark on the Capitol by painting governors' official portraits.
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