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| | Gray Davis Gets Religion |
 | | Since he came to the realization that he was in the fight of his political life, Davis finally admits that he once sinned: yes, too slow to react to the state's electricity crisis; yes, too out of touch with the citizenry; but still entirely deserving of a second chance. |
 | | Davis, a Roman Catholic, sat in the front row, and listened intently as Bishop Gavino Zavala may or may not have insulted him. |
 | | That was followed by an interview with NBC anchor Tom Brokaw, where Davis and his wife, Sharon, neatly steered the conversation to their spirituality. |
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