By LAUREN R. DORGAN, Concord Monitor staff

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"...A retired wildlife biologist in a bright orange hunter's cap bounded up to Romney at MaryAnn's Diner in Derry. "It's 80 degrees today!" boomed Eric Orff, 57, a former state employee from Epsom. "What are you going to do about global warming?"

"Romney pledged to work on reducing U.S. dependence on foreign oil and cutting car emissions. Responding to Orff's follow-up question, he said he would start on the first day of his administration.

"Orff, a registered independent, said he drove to Derry to talk to Romney after a sweaty morning hunting pheasants. "The ducks aren't migrating," he said. "Today it was in the 80s. I should have been out there with a hat and coat."

"As for Romney's answer, Orff said he liked that the candidate promised to get cracking early, but he's still undecided. "I'm searching for the right answer," he said."

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