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Couric denies she'll leave the anchor chair after '08 election

Variety | Daily Colonial

Katie Couric tells Marvin Kalb it's not true that she'll leave the anchor chair after the 2008 election and become a full-time "60 Minutes" correspondent. || Daily Colonial: Couric was asked if she considers herself an American or a journalist first. "I'd say an American journalist," she replied. The audience applauded.

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