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Obama promises long-term support to Afghanistan
Obama vows active involvement in Mideast peace process amid overseas tour
White House sends out pro-Obama message by mistake
In an embarrassment, the White House press office mistakenly sent out a message on Saturday that praises Barack Obama's troop withdrawal plan.
Obama leads McCain by 6 points in "poll of polls"
U.S. Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama led his Republican rival John McCain by 6 percent in the latest "poll of polls" released by CNN Wednesday.
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