AP - Unlike Hillary Rodham Clinton, rival Barack Obama planned for the long haul. Clinton hinged her whole campaign on an early knockout blow on Super Tuesday, while Obama’s staff researched congressional districts in states with primaries that were months away. What they found were opportunities to win delegates, even in states they would eventually lose.
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- McClellan's book on Bush a surprise hit for many (AP)
- Obama campaign used party rules to foil Clinton (AP)
- McCain proposal for joint action gains support (AP)
- Top Dems to push for swift end to primary race (AP)
- Australia's Origin rejects revised BG takeover bid (AFP)
- Christian rock band Third Day keeps the faith (Reuters)
- 800-word Harry Potter prequel to be auctioned (AP)
- Democrats seek compromise to delegate dispute (AP)
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- None found
- Clinton expects superdelegates to decide next week (AP)
- More than 100 countries adopt cluster bomb ban (AFP/File)
- Bahamian drug kingpin gets 35 years in U.S. prison (Reuters)
- Plane skids off runway in Honduras, 3 dead (Reuters)
- Vatican: excommunication for female priests (AP)
- China warns evacuation possible with flood threat (AP)
- Sect members waiting for children to be returned (AP)
- US court says polygamy kids must be returned to parents (AFP)
- Myanmar criticized for still hindering foreign aid (AP)
- Review: `Lost’ ends season with answers, mystery (AP)
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AP - Luc Bourdon, a promising rookie defenseman with the Vancouver Canucks, was killed Thursday when his motorcycle struck a tractor-trailer in a crash near his hometown. He was 21.
AP - After four months of celebrations, parades, dinners and a tour of the White House, the New York Giants got their final reward on Thursday night for winning the Super Bowl: the bling.
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