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Wednesday, June 04, 2008 |
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Obama
eyes history as last primaries loom
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WASHINGTON: Democrat Barack Obama stood on the brink of history
Tuesday as he is within reach of becoming America’s first black
presidential nominee after a twisting, emotional and divisive battle
with Hillary Clinton.
As voters in the last two states
(Montana and South Dakota) wrapped up the grueling coast-to-coast
Democratic nominating marathon, Clinton faced the demise of her own
historic quest to be the first woman president.
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Senator Kennedy
vows to campaign
for Obama after successful brain surgery
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DURHAM, North Carolina: US
Senator Edward Kennedy underwent “successful” brain cancer
surgery Monday, his doctor said, as the political icon vowed a
return to work...
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US vaccine for
brain tumor may double patient’s survival
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CHICAGO: An experimental vaccine
designed to treat the most common and deadly brain tumor has more
than doubled the survival of patients, according to results of a
small clinical study released on Monday.
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Nepal Maoist chief
won’t renounce arms
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TOKYO: Nepal’s Maoist chief has
ruled out renouncing armed struggle but said a return to violence
was unlikely after the former rebels achieved their goal of ending
the world’s last Hindu monarchy.
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Myanmar’s
charter voids Suu Kyi’s victory
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YANGON: A referendum approving a
new military-backed constitution for Myanmar has “washed away”
the victory claimed by Aung San Suu Kyi’s opposition party in 1990
elections, state media said Tuesday.
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