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Title Article Summary
Campaigns come early Ten months remain until the Iowa caucuses, but already candidates are throwing their hats in the ring and vying for position.
Bush belongs behind bars Pentagon inspector general's report on faulty intelligence on the relationship between al Qaeda and Iraq noted and concerns of possible war with Iran.