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Watch this amazing video that was captured by CNNIREPORTER, Robert Paisola and the Daily Herald on David Archuleta's return to Utah. A visit with the governor and thousands of screaming fans, David Archuleta was a hit.
Watch this amazing video that was captured by CNNIREPORTER, Robert Paisola and the Daily Herald on David Archuleta's return to Utah. A visit with the governor and thousands of screaming fans, David Archuleta was a hit.
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