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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Wesley Clark (search) dropped out of the race for the White House on Wednesday, a retired four-star general unable to command significant support as a first-time presidential candidate.
"This is the end of the campaign for the presidency," Clark told supporters in his home state of Arkansas.
He coupled his withdrawal with words of praise for his remaining rivals — the front-runner, Sen. John Kerry (search), as well as Sen. John Edwards (search) and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.
"They're good men, they're good Democrats and they're good patriots," said Clark, who decided to abandon his quest after finishing third behind Kerry and Edwards in Democratic primaries Tuesday in Virginia and Tennessee. "Our country is well-served" by them, he added.
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