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Both parties kick off their presidential nomination battles in Iowa. On the Republican side, social conservatives have asserted their influence in recent years, with Rick Santorum narrowly beating the more centrist Mitt Romney in 2012. Democrat Hillary Clinton saw a strong lead evaporate in the final weeks of the 2008 contest and finished third behind Barack Obama and John Edwards.Related: The Man
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Both parties kick off their presidential nomination battles in Iowa. On the Republican side, social conservatives have asserted their influence in recent years, with Rick Santorum narrowly beating the more centrist Mitt Romney in 2012. Democrat Hillary Clinton saw a strong lead evaporate in the final weeks of the 2008 contest and finished third behind Barack Obama and John Edwards.Related: The Man
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China’s Reckoning: The Economic Miracle Hits Troubled Times China's Communist Party promised to transform people's lives after decades of chaos. Higher living standards underpin the party’s rule, making limits on personal freedoms worthwhile for many. As the economy slows, that social compact is fraying. Nationalization of the economy begins. China makes big gains in industry and health. But the p
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Abdelhamid Abaaoud, 28, is suspected of being the ringleader behind the Belgian terror plot that was foiled in January. He might be involved in the Paris attack. Mr. Abaaoud’s family moved from Morocco to the predominantly Muslim district of Molenbeek, Brussels, where he befriended fellow attackers Brahim and Salah Abdeslam. In 2014, Mr. Abaaoud went to Syria, where he was initially tasked with re
World War I Centenary: 100 Legacies of the Great War
World War 1 Centenary World War I changed everything. From new countries to literature, from tanks to treaties and from flamethrowers to fashion, the conflict is still writ large on our lives 100 years on. It gave birth to violent dictators and their ideologies but extended the electoral franchise to millions. It ushered in the era of mechanised warfare whilst laying the foundations for modern med
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