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Similarities to Clinton land Obama in a tough spot

To stay positive, he refrains from attacking character

By Scott Helman
Globe Staff / October 30, 2007

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The Iraq war. Healthcare. Diplomacy. Iran. In the nine months since launching his insurgent campaign for president, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois has seized on a slew of issues in trying to set himself apart from Senator Hillary Clinton of New York. But with Clinton's dominance unabated, there is little evidence Obama has made headway on any of them. (Full article: 997 words)

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