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President Barack Obama twice generated a historic wave of African-American support on his way to the White House, but worries now the black vote “is not as solid as it needs to be” for Hillary Clinton. Obama’s and Clinton’s travel schedules are taking them to swing-state metro areas with significant.... |
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A church is to host a candle-lit vigil tomorrow evening following the Welwyn Road tragedy. St Peter's Roman Catholic Church announced the vigil as police continued their inquiries into the It will take place in the Leicester Road church at 5.30pm tomorrow. The church said the event was open to all and asked people to bring along candles in jars. |
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C.—President Barack Obama twice generated a historic wave of African-American support on his way to the White House, but worries now the black vote “is not as solid as it needs to be” for Hillary Clinton. Obama’s and Clinton’s travel schedules are taking them to swing-state metro.... |
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Obama’s and Clinton’s travel schedules are taking them to swing-state metro areas with significant black populations, and the two officials are fixtures in black-audience media. Their message is consistent: Clinton will fight for the black community, while Republican Donald Trump would turn back the.... |
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – President Barack Obama twice generated a historic wave of African-American support on his way to the White House, but worries now the black vote “is not as solid as it needs to be” for Hillary Clinton. Obama’s and Clinton’s travel schedules are taking them to swing-state metro.... |
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - President Barack Obama twice generated a historic wave of African-American support on his way to the White House, but worries now the black vote "is not as solid as it needs to be" for Hillary Clinton. Obama's and Clinton's travel schedules are taking them to swing-state.... |
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — President Barack Obama twice rode a historic wave of African-American support to win the White House, but worries now the black vote "is not as solid as it needs to be" for Hillary Clinton. Obama's and Clinton's travel schedules are taking them to swing-state cities with.... |
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — President Barack Obama twice rode a historic wave of African-American support to win the White House, but worries now the black vote "is not as solid as it needs to be" for Hillary Clinton. Obama's and Clinton's travel schedules are taking them to swing-state cities with.... |
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By BILL BARROW and DARLENE SUPERVILLE Associated Press. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - President Barack Obama twice generated a historic wave of African-American support on his way to the White House, but worries now the black vote "is not as solid as it needs to be" for Hillary Clinton. |
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HARARE,- Kariba based cleric and critic of President Robert Mugabe, Patrick Mugadza (45) has urged local prophets with greater influence among the masses to break their silence in the face of continued injustices under the veteran leader’s rule. Mugadza, a pastor with the Remnant Church, was addressing journalists in Harare on Wednesday. |
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Words credited to the assassin — "I want to do something that will hand my name to posterity, never to be forgotten, even after I've been dead for 1,000 years." — are true. Neither his home county, nor history have forgotten. It's unlikely either ever will. |
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