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CNN poll of polls: Obama lead cut in half

 
A new CNN poll of polls shows Obama's lead is dwindling. (CNN) — In what could be an ominous sign for Barack Obama just days before he is formally named the Democratic presidential nominee, a new CNN poll of polls out Tuesday shows the Illinois senator's lead over John McCain has been cut in half in [...] (link)

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