2016 Us Presidential Polls
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Chinese Firm Name 'Trump Wins Big' Sees Stock Surge
A Chinese company whose name sounds like "Trump wins big" saw its stock surge Wednesday as the Republican candidate's odds improved in the US presidential poll.
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Polls Open In Pivotal US Presidential Election
Polling stations opened on Tuesday as the first ballots were cast in the long-awaited election pitting Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton: A Burning Ambition And Resilience To Match
On the subject of women in politics, Hillary Clinton is fond of quoting the words of another illustrious first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt, who once said: "You need to grow a skin as thick as a rhinoceros."
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Donald Trump Supporter Slams Nikki Haley, Seeks Her Deportation
Indian-American Republican Governor Nikki Haley today faced flak from the supporters of her party's presidential candidate Donald Trump as she cited her family's immigrant experience to warn against rhetoric that could make hard-working people feel unwelcome in the US.
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Hillary Clinton Refuses to Say Sorry for Using Private Email
Hillary Clinton refused to say she was sorry today for using a private email account while secretary of state, although she apologised for the confusion and insisted her actions were "fully above board."
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Bruised by Emails, Hillary Clinton Seeks Second Wind in US Race
Hillary Clinton, entangled in an email controversy, has long dismissed the uproar as a manufactured imbroglio. But faced with eroding support, the Democratic presidential frontrunner recognises she must now humbly explain herself.
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Bobby Jindal Sticks to Familiar Themes in Second Tier Republican Debate
Relegated to the second tier of the Republican presidential debate, Bobby Jindal stuck to familiar themes yesterday dominated by two persons who were not even there - Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Chinese Firm Name 'Trump Wins Big' Sees Stock Surge
A Chinese company whose name sounds like "Trump wins big" saw its stock surge Wednesday as the Republican candidate's odds improved in the US presidential poll.
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Polls Open In Pivotal US Presidential Election
Polling stations opened on Tuesday as the first ballots were cast in the long-awaited election pitting Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton: A Burning Ambition And Resilience To Match
On the subject of women in politics, Hillary Clinton is fond of quoting the words of another illustrious first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt, who once said: "You need to grow a skin as thick as a rhinoceros."
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Donald Trump Supporter Slams Nikki Haley, Seeks Her Deportation
Indian-American Republican Governor Nikki Haley today faced flak from the supporters of her party's presidential candidate Donald Trump as she cited her family's immigrant experience to warn against rhetoric that could make hard-working people feel unwelcome in the US.
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Hillary Clinton Refuses to Say Sorry for Using Private Email
Hillary Clinton refused to say she was sorry today for using a private email account while secretary of state, although she apologised for the confusion and insisted her actions were "fully above board."
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Bruised by Emails, Hillary Clinton Seeks Second Wind in US Race
Hillary Clinton, entangled in an email controversy, has long dismissed the uproar as a manufactured imbroglio. But faced with eroding support, the Democratic presidential frontrunner recognises she must now humbly explain herself.
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Bobby Jindal Sticks to Familiar Themes in Second Tier Republican Debate
Relegated to the second tier of the Republican presidential debate, Bobby Jindal stuck to familiar themes yesterday dominated by two persons who were not even there - Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
