Bush's possible win doesn't minimize shift in senate

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Although many Republicans see a victory for George W. Bush as a victory for conservatives, the strength of the Democrats in the Senate and the trend of American voters towards moderate liberalism cannot be ignored.

United States, National Government, Public Administration, Column, Public opinion, Republican Party (United States), Democratic Party (United States), United States. Congress. Senate, Voting

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U.K.'s former Chancellor is new Tory favorite

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Kenneth Clarke, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, is favored to become leader of the Conservative Party of the United Kingdom in a runoff election. Mr. Clarke is considered an unrepentant europhile.

Strategy & planning, Conservative Party (United Kingdom), Clarke, Kenneth

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Uncool Britannia

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Several proposed changes in sex crime laws, including those concerning rape, are discussed.

Editorial, Laws, regulations and rules, Social policy, Labour Party (United Kingdom), Sex crimes, Rape

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