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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Companies including Duke Energy Corp, Bank of America Corp and AT&T Inc spent millions of dollars to help stage last month's Democratic convention, technically complying with the party's restrictions on corporate funding, financial disclosures revealed on Wednesday.  Source: Despite restrictions, corporations helped with Democratic convention
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