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<p>CLEVELAND &#8212; The Republican Party formally nominates Donald Trump for president, completing the New York billionaire&#8217;s rise from political outsider to major party candidate for the White House.</p><p>A day after a distruptive fight over the party&#8217;s rules, there was little drama as delegates to the GOP convention united behind the real estate mogul and reality TV star.</p><style>
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Republican Party formally nominates Trump for president