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    Tuesday's Primaries and a Look toward November

    Are American voters ready for a shift of political power?

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    By Warren Olney • Sep 13, 2006 • 1h 0m Listen

    The biggest primary day of the year has set the stage for the November elections. In the battle for control of Congress, Republicans have five times more money than Democrats.So why are some conservatives saying the Republicans might as well lose?

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    1. 1:32

      Iraqi PM al-Maliki Visits Fellow Shiite Leaders in Iran

      President Ahmadinejad of Iran has promised that his country will "establish complete security in Iraq." That came in response to a request from Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki in a visit to Tehran. But US officials have been saying that elements in Iran have stoked Iraq's sectarian violence. Edward Wong is in Baghdad for the New York Times .

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      6 min
    2. 7:43

      Tuesday's Primaries and a Look toward November

      In the biggest primary day of the year, nine states and the District of Columbia have chosen candidates for the November elections.

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      35 min
    3. 42:33

      Gates, Rockefeller Foundations Join to Fight African Hunger

      The Gates and Rockefeller Foundations have announced a joint project to create a new Green Revolution in sub-Saharan Africa , which, if current trends continue, will be the only region in the world where the number of poor people will be higher in 2015 than it was in 1990. The foundations hope to avoid the past pitfalls that caused…

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      Warren Olney

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    3 stories
    1. 1:326 min

      Iraqi PM al-Maliki Visits Fellow Shiite Leaders in Iran

    2. 7:4335 min

      Tuesday's Primaries and a Look toward November

    3. 42:338 min

      Gates, Rockefeller Foundations Join to Fight African Hunger

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