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Amid fierce criticism of the unofficial vote tallies in the Democratic presidential primary between senators Clinton and Obama, the city’s Board of Elections yesterday certified that the New York senator beat her Illinois counterpart by 114,043 votes in New York City.
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|Amid fierce criticism of the unofficial vote tallies in the Democratic presidential primary between senators Clinton and Obama, the city’s Board of Elections yesterday certified that the New York senator beat her Illinois counterpart by 114,043 votes in New York City.
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