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Published 11/2/2008 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
Politico - As the contest between Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain tightens in its last days, another political battle is rivaling the presidential race for a nail-biting finish: the fight in California over Proposition 8, an initiative that would ban same-sex marriage.
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