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Article: New Hampshire and Iowa results spell wide-open race for White House nominations
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- January 9, 2008
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Hilary Rodham Clinton faces the challenging task of re-establishing herself as the clear Democratic front-runner after a narrow New Hampshire primary win that stunned rival Barack Obama and also saw Republican John McCain staging a dramatic comeback in a race marred by setbacks for the veteran senator.
Clinton rebounded Tuesday night from her loss to Obama in last week's Iowa caucuses _ the first key race in the 2008 presidential race_ and defied polls and pundits to narrowly defeat the 46-year black senator, who packed rallies with his message of change. The win reinvigorated her bid to become the U.S.'s first female president.
"We're in it for the long haul," ...