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Jumping for joy in wake of DNC

In the beginning, they didn't even know whether they could land the Democratic National Convention. And toward the end, they didn't know whether they'd be able to raise all the money, or keep traffic moving, or maintain the peace among swarms of protesters promising to make their voices heard.

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Jumping for joy in wake of DNC

In the beginning, they didn't even know whether they could land the Democratic National Convention. And toward the end, they didn't know whether they'd be able to raise all the money, or keep traffic moving, or maintain the peace among swarms of protesters promising to make their voices heard.

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Republicans get on board for McCain

Myron Spanier, a retired small-business owner, figured 30 people, 40 tops, would come out for the two-precinct caucus at the clubhouse of his gated golf course community.

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Colorado Emergency Operations Center computers used for dating, travel

Colorado Emergency Operations Center computers were used to access dating, entertainment and travel Web sites but not pornography, according to an audit released Monday.

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I-70 agreement in the works

Sens. Andy McElhany and Chris Romer agreed today to put aside partisan differences to promote competing bills to toll Interstate 70 and alleviate skier traffic.
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Alaska Highway to D.C.

Is Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin a maverick who meshes with Republican presidential contender John McCain?

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Republican National Convention 2008 »

Bush seizing spotlight briefly to support McCain, CVN


WASHINGTON (AP) _ The Democrats had the awkwardness of the Clintons at their convention. Republicans now have their version of a precarious guest: President Bush.

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Jumping for joy in wake of DNC

In the beginning, they didn't even know whether they could land the Democratic National Convention. And toward the end, they didn't know whether they'd be able to raise all the money, or keep traffic moving, or maintain the peace among swarms of protesters promising to make their voices heard.

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