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HindustanTimes Sun,19 May 2013

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Romney's binder comment puts him in gender row

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Romney seeks momentum in campaign swing

Republican Mitt Romney hits the campaign trail hard this week to try to inject some fresh momentum into his flagging presidential bid as polls show his path to the White House narrowing.

Majority of Indian-Americans support Obama

An overwhelming majority of Indian-Americans support US President Barack Obama against his Republican rival Mitt Romney in November presidential elections, a national survey has said.

Romney to finally unveil economic plan

Trailing in polls, regularly castigated by fellow Republicans, Mitt Romney is resetting his campaign one more time, now with an economic plan he has talked about but never detailed. Yashwant Raj reports.

Obama plays catch-up after lethargic debate

President Barack Obama spent Thursday firing off the lines he missed in his debate with Mitt Romney, clawing at his Republican foe in a bid to deprive him of a well earned polling boost.
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