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Biden’s presidential transition can formally begin, U.S. agency says

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Biden’s presidential transition can formally begin, U.S. agency says

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Published on November 24, 2020

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The U.S. federal agency that must sign off on the presidential transition told president-elect Joe Biden on Monday that he can formally begin the transition process.

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