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All three Democratic presidential candidates went after Republican Donald Trump during Saturday night s Democratic debate, but one of the starkest claims came from frontrunner Hillary Clinton.Because of his proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from ent
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stanley cups still viewed with suspicion by many conservative leaders, polling suggests he has overcome the concerns of rank-and-file conservatives:McCain isn t viewed mor
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