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“As a moment of time captured, it’s very powerful,” says Bloomberg Businessweek creative director Richard Turley. “It’s quite a human picture isn’t it: The way Obama kind of tucked himself into the corner, the body language on everyone.” Newsweek photo director Scott Hall tells John Koblin: “What’s most interesting to me about this photo is what you’re not seeing. The mystery of what’s happening off camera is captured wholly in the expression on Hillary’s face.” || Associated Press: What exactly were they watching on that video screen? || More from Joel Achenbach.
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