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In this Dec. 8, 2015, photo, Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson speaks during a campaign event at Cobb Energy Center in Atlanta. Donald Trump and  Carson could dangle the possibility of independent runs for president well into the primary season next year, but they can’t wait forever. State filing deadlines would give the two Republicans until about March 2016 to launch independent or third-party campaigns, experts said. That would give a well-financed campaign enough time to gather sufficient signatures on petitions so the candidate could appear on the ballot in every state.(AP Photo/David Goldman)
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In this Dec. 8, 2015, photo, Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson speaks during a campaign event at Cobb Energy Center in Atlanta. Donald Trump and Carson could dangle the possibility of independent runs for president well into the primary season next year, but they can’t wait forever. State filing deadlines would give the two Republicans until about March 2016 to launch independent or third-party campaigns, experts said. That would give a well-financed campaign enough time to gather sufficient signatures on petitions so the candidate could appear on the ballot in every state.(AP Photo/David Goldman)

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