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Last Updated: Thursday, 7 February 2008, 14:14 GMT
Composite image, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama
Tied US rivals fight for momentum
US Democratic presidential rivals look to the next round after Super Tuesday polls leave them neck and neck.
Results raise new questions
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A resident searches through the debris of a tornado that struck Atkins, Arkansas, 6 February 2008 Search on for US tornado victims
Rescue crews search for victims of tornadoes that tore across four US states killing at least 55 people.
Tungurahua volcano erupts on 6 February, 2008 Volcano sparks Ecuador evacuation
Hundreds of villagers in Ecuador flee their homes after a volcano shoots columns of ash into the air.
US ELECTIONS 2008
Justin Webb Justin Webb on what McCain's rise means for the Republicans
Delegate overview
Q&A: What happens next?
Election polltracker

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US economy plan fails in Senate
West warned over Afghan failure
Criticism over Madonna UN event
Accidental drug mix killed Ledger
US resumes Thailand military aid
Nato 'at risk over Afghanistan'
Parents fear for Britney's life

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Super Bowl nets 97.5m viewers


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Matt Frei on the gruelling path to the White House
Tornado damage in Alabama In pictures
Residents survey the damage after deadly tornadoes in south US
John McCain and wife Cindy Difficult choice
Why John McCain's surge means problems for the Republicans

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Oscars boss says show will go on
US judge reinstates sonar curbs

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Colombia tries to win over rebels
Pressures build on Amazon jungle
Raising a glass to pricey wine

BUSINESS

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Excitement mounts in the Clinton camp as big wins come in
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US voters' panel give their verdicts post-Super Tuesday
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