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By ADAM REILLY | May 4, 2006

The Massachusetts governor’s election is just six short months away, but three candidates — Republican lieutenant governor Kerry Healey, Democratic attorney general Tom Reilly, and independent businessman Christy Mihos — still haven’t rolled out any video ads. (Two other candidates, Democrats Deval Patrick and Chris Gabrieli, have run ads on the Web and on TV, respectively.)

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