As different as the circumstances and look of the Democratic National Convention were from the party's 2016 version, it featured several of the same highlights.
A stirring, emotional speech from Michelle Obama. Another one from her husband, this time not as the departing President, but because of that change in status containing the fiercer urgency of denying Donald Trump a second term. And an address from the party's nominee that exceeded expectations, which in Joe Biden's case revolved around whether he could avoid the improvisation that sometimes gets him into trouble but bring passion to a teleprompter recital.
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