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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wins Online Reader's Poll For 2016 TIME Person Of The Year
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has won the online reader's poll for TIME Person of the Year 2016, beating out other world leaders like US President-elect Donald Trump, incumbent US leader Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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After Final Pitches, Moment Of Truth For Anxious Nation
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton made their final pitches to an anxious nation Monday, with Clinton seeking to strike a conciliatory, positive tone - and Trump, the underdog, warning of "disaster" if he loses.
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Broadway Concert For Hillary Clinton Draws Huge Stars
Stars of Hollywood and Broadway - including Julia Roberts, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick, Hugh Jackman, Emily Blunt, Neil Patrick Harris and Helen Mirren - put on a splashy fundraiser for Hillary Clinton.
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Americans Would Say 'Enough Is Enough' To Clinton Corruption: Donald Trump
Asserting that Americans have had enough of the Clintons over the past few decades, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has claimed that the US citizens will say "enough is enough" to them in the upcoming general election.
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Hillary Clinton Has History Of Ignoring Health
The White House was submerged in scandal. Democrats faced tough midterm elections. And Hillary Clinton, far more popular than her embattled husband, had become a one-woman campaign machine.
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Vladimir Putin 'Far More' Of A Leader Than Barack Obama: Donald Trump
Russian President Vladimir Putin is "far more" of a leader than Barack Obama, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Wednesday, echoing previous praise for the Kremlin strongman.
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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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Donald Trump Takes Poll Lead Over Hillary Clinton: Report
For the first time, Republican front-runner Donald Trump seems to have edged ahead of Democrat Hillary Clinton in presidential polling.
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A Determined Hillary Clinton Woos Wary Blue-Collar Voters
No Democratic presidential candidate has won Kentucky since 1980 except Hillary Clinton's husband Bill, but she is treating the state as an opportunity to appeal to a demographic that has consistently snubbed her: working-class white men.
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Victorious Donald Trump Sets Sights On Hillary Clinton, Running Mate
Billionaire Donald Trump assumed the mantle of presumptive Republican presidential nominee on Wednesday with a mixed message on party unity and a clearer one for his next likely target, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Clash As Campaigns Shift To New York
The race for the Democratic nomination took a negative turn, with front-runner Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders exchanging criticism over each other's qualifications for the presidency.
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Hillary Clinton Avoids Campaign Diet Pitfalls With Hot Peppers, Yoga
When Hillary Clinton's staff laid out a spread of pulled pork and beans from a cafe in Arkansas, the she ate a single tomato slice.
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Hillary Clinton Says Would Still Pick Flowers And China In White House
Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton on Saturday said that as president she would probably still pick out the dinnerware and flowers for state occasions and send her husband, former president Bill Clinton, on special missions.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Barack Obama's ISIS Strategy In Democratic Debate
US Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton backed elements of President Barack Obama's strategy to fight ISIS militants in a debate on Saturday in which she clashed with top rival Bernie Sanders over national security and the economy.
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Hillary Clinton To Talk Anti-Terrorism In State Fighting Recruiting
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is unveiling her plan to strengthen the nation's defences against terrorism with a speech in Minnesota, a state that has wrestled with recruiting for extremist groups for years.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wins Online Reader's Poll For 2016 TIME Person Of The Year
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has won the online reader's poll for TIME Person of the Year 2016, beating out other world leaders like US President-elect Donald Trump, incumbent US leader Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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After Final Pitches, Moment Of Truth For Anxious Nation
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton made their final pitches to an anxious nation Monday, with Clinton seeking to strike a conciliatory, positive tone - and Trump, the underdog, warning of "disaster" if he loses.
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Broadway Concert For Hillary Clinton Draws Huge Stars
Stars of Hollywood and Broadway - including Julia Roberts, Jake Gyllenhaal, Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick, Hugh Jackman, Emily Blunt, Neil Patrick Harris and Helen Mirren - put on a splashy fundraiser for Hillary Clinton.
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Americans Would Say 'Enough Is Enough' To Clinton Corruption: Donald Trump
Asserting that Americans have had enough of the Clintons over the past few decades, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has claimed that the US citizens will say "enough is enough" to them in the upcoming general election.
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Hillary Clinton Has History Of Ignoring Health
The White House was submerged in scandal. Democrats faced tough midterm elections. And Hillary Clinton, far more popular than her embattled husband, had become a one-woman campaign machine.
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Vladimir Putin 'Far More' Of A Leader Than Barack Obama: Donald Trump
Russian President Vladimir Putin is "far more" of a leader than Barack Obama, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Wednesday, echoing previous praise for the Kremlin strongman.
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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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Donald Trump Takes Poll Lead Over Hillary Clinton: Report
For the first time, Republican front-runner Donald Trump seems to have edged ahead of Democrat Hillary Clinton in presidential polling.
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A Determined Hillary Clinton Woos Wary Blue-Collar Voters
No Democratic presidential candidate has won Kentucky since 1980 except Hillary Clinton's husband Bill, but she is treating the state as an opportunity to appeal to a demographic that has consistently snubbed her: working-class white men.
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Victorious Donald Trump Sets Sights On Hillary Clinton, Running Mate
Billionaire Donald Trump assumed the mantle of presumptive Republican presidential nominee on Wednesday with a mixed message on party unity and a clearer one for his next likely target, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Clash As Campaigns Shift To New York
The race for the Democratic nomination took a negative turn, with front-runner Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders exchanging criticism over each other's qualifications for the presidency.
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Hillary Clinton Avoids Campaign Diet Pitfalls With Hot Peppers, Yoga
When Hillary Clinton's staff laid out a spread of pulled pork and beans from a cafe in Arkansas, the she ate a single tomato slice.
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Hillary Clinton Says Would Still Pick Flowers And China In White House
Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton on Saturday said that as president she would probably still pick out the dinnerware and flowers for state occasions and send her husband, former president Bill Clinton, on special missions.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Barack Obama's ISIS Strategy In Democratic Debate
US Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton backed elements of President Barack Obama's strategy to fight ISIS militants in a debate on Saturday in which she clashed with top rival Bernie Sanders over national security and the economy.
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Hillary Clinton To Talk Anti-Terrorism In State Fighting Recruiting
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is unveiling her plan to strengthen the nation's defences against terrorism with a speech in Minnesota, a state that has wrestled with recruiting for extremist groups for years.
