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RICHMOND, Va. — Democrat Jim Webb has a slight lead over Senator Allen, a Republican, with a week to go in a key race that could determine control of the Senate, according to a poll released yesterday. The poll by Opinion Research Corp. was the first to show Mr. Webb with an advantage in what has become a bruising and expensive contest in once reliably Republican Virginia.

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|RICHMOND, Va. — Democrat Jim Webb has a slight lead over Senator Allen, a Republican, with a week to go in a key race that could determine control of the Senate, according to a poll released yesterday. The poll by Opinion Research Corp. was the first to show Mr. Webb with an advantage in what has become a bruising and expensive contest in once reliably Republican Virginia.
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