Clinton Set for 'Overtime'
                   
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Hillary Clinton greets supporters after speaking at her victory rally in Charleston, W. Va., Tuesday night. (AP Photo) Hillary Clinton told FOX News on Wednesday she’s taking her underdog fight for the Democratic nomination “a step at a time” and might even push the race into “overtime” — but... [read full story]                    

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Suicide bombing kills three in NW Pakistan

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MINGORA, Pakistan (Reuters) - A suicide bomber rammed an explosives-packed vehicle into a police station in Pakistan's northwestern Swat valley Thursday, killing three policemen and wounding 15, officials said.

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Live From Long Island

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There's something disturbingly onanistic about enjoying blogging an event while not actually enjoying the event. Still, as it appears to be the only way I can haul myself through a presidential debate, here I am again in the...

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Decision expected on emissions goal

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Published Date: 16 October 2008 The Government is expected to announce whether it accepts recommendations that the UK should cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by mid-century. The new Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed...

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ANC heavyweight quits to back new party

guardian.co.uk
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Another political heavyweight has quit South Africa's ruling African National Congress as dissidents prepare to launch a rival party after the former president, Thabo Mbeki, was toppled from power by supporters of Jacob Zuma....

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