Though supporters call the victory a comeback, the New York senator still lags Obama in the delegate count. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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For the second time in less than two months, Hillary Clinton dramatically resuscitated her intermittently moribund presidential campaign. Full Article at Washington Times
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Posted on: Wednesday, 5 March 2008, 12:00 CST By David Lightman WASHINGTON -- Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama in the Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island presidential primaries Tuesday, breaking the Illino... Full Article at Malaysia Sun
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Clinton, 60, held a commanding lead over Obama of 56 percent to 42 percent in Ohio with more than 80 percent of the votes counted while the two remained neck-and-neck in the other key contest in Texas. Full Article at New Kerala
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WASHINGTON - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton scored life-saving victories in the Ohio and Texas Democratic presidential primaries The dramatic wins could reshape the still unpredictable campaign for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination. Full Article at The News & Observer
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Hillary Rodham Clinton finally had a confetti night. Full Article at Santa Maria Times
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Amy Chozick reports on the presidential race from Columbus, Ohio. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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John McCain clinched the Republican presidential nomination on Tuesday and Democrat Hillary Clinton won a crucial showdown with rival Barack Obama in Ohio to breathe new life into her campaign and prolong the Democratic race. Full Article at Haaretz
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WASHINGTON (WABC) -- John McCain now has enough delegates to secure him the Republican nomination for president. Full Article at 7Online.com
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Hillary Clinton refused to count herself out of the US presidential race on Tuesday as her hard-fought duel with Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination rested with voters in Ohio and Texas. Full Article at ABC Online
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Hillary Rodham Clinton finally had a confetti night. The Democratic presidential hopeful claimed victory in the Ohio primary Tuesday night and said that means, "We're going strong and we're going all the way." Full Article at Time Magazine
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