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		</div><p>Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence has emerged after a weekend out of the public eye to reaffirm his relationship with under-fire running mate Donald Trump.</p>
<p>After cancelling a weekend campaign appearance and leaving Mr Trump alone to deal with the backlash from a video of sexually predatory remarks, Mr Pence was campaigning again and praising Mr Trump&#8217;s performance in Sunday&#8217;s debate with Hillary Clinton.</p>
<p>But even as Mr Pence struggled to clean up a disagreement with Mr Trump on Syria, the Indiana governor &#8211; a devout Christian &#8211; tried to put Mr Trump&#8217;s obscene remarks about women behind him.</p>
<p>He noted that Mr Trump had apologised, adding: &#8220;We all fall short of the glory of God. I believe in forgiveness.&#8221;</p>
<p>Speaking during a campaign rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, Mr Pence was referring to the Friday afternoon publication by the Washington Post of a story about a 2005 video in which Mr Trump is recorded bragging about groping women without their permission.</p>
<p>Mr Pence released a statement refusing to condone or defend his remarks, and urged Mr Trump to &#8220;show what is in his heart when he goes before the nation&#8221; during Sunday&#8217;s debate.</p>
<p>Mr Trump said at the beginning of the 90-minute showdown with his Democratic rival: &#8220;I apologise to my family. I apologise to the American people. Certainly, I&#8217;m not proud of it. But this is locker-room talk.&#8221;</p>
<p>The Republican candidate later warned his supporters to keep a close eye on the polls so the &#8220;election is not stolen from us&#8221;.</p>
<p>He told supporters at a rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, that he wanted every vote &#8220;counted 100%&#8221; on November 8, so the White House is &#8220;not taken away way from us&#8221;.</p>
<p>The celebrity businessman repeated his claim that the &#8220;system is rigged&#8221;, although repeated studies have shown there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud across the nation.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, Ms Clinton accused him of using Chinese steel in his construction projects.</p>
<p>She raised the charge while campaigning in Ohio, a rust belt state hit by the downturn of US manufacturing and fierce competition from overseas.</p>
<p>Ms Clinton said &#8220;for his talk of putting America first&#8221; Mr Trump does not support US industry with his products and projects, adding: &#8220;That kills jobs right in this state.&#8221;</p>
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