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Germans express optimism as he addresses the war in Iraq, torture and other issues important to Europeans. He didn't break into German, but he spoke of tearing down walls of division, and the crowd loved it.
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The Republican presidential candidate meets with business leaders and cancer survivors. With the media spotlight on Barack Obama's speech to a crowd of thousands in Berlin, John McCain wooed voters -- and ribbed his rival -- Thursday in more intimate settings in the pivotal campaign state...(more)
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The Democrat is winning fans on his trip abroad, but is struggling to gain real ground against McCain at home. Some key Clinton backers remain alienated. Even as his turn on the global stage hit an emotional peak Thursday with a speech before a cheering crowd...(more)
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GLASGOW (Reuters) - Britain's ruling Labour Party lost an election for a parliamentary seat in a traditional Labour stronghold, in a serious setback for Prime Minister Gordon Brown, results showed on Friday.
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After saying little in public during a weekend in Iraq and Afghanistan, Barack Obama met with traveling reporters near Jordan's Temple of Hercules, a gladiator standing his ground against the media hordes. But even as the likes of NBC's Andrea Mitchell and ABC's Jake Tapper...(more)
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The presidential candidates are getting their lives chronicled in comic books, shown at the San Diego event. Some people say Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) has a temper like the Hulk, others think Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is more slippery than Aquaman -- but did anyone expect...(more)
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