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Kamala Harris is shown taking the oath of the office of the vice president at Wednesday’s historic inauguration. (YOUTUBE PHOTO)

CONCORD — New Hampshire’s congressional delegation and Gov. Chris Sununu applauded the inauguration of a new president and vice president Wednesday and echoed hopes for unity going forward in the Granite State and across the nation.

Democrats Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., 78, former vice president under the Obama administration became the 46th president of the United States at noon Wednesday, and former U.S. Sen. Kamala Devi Harris of California, the first woman and first woman of color, was sworn in as vice president.

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