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Shirley Sherrod on Andrew Breitbart: Death 'a Surprise' [VIDEOS]

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Shirley Sherrod, the U.S. Agriculture Departure official who was forced to leave her job after an edited video of remarks she made to the NAACP that was posted by conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart that painted her as racist, took the high road Thursday after learning of Breitbart's death.
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