Party officials are set to announce that the results from eight precincts are missing and represent enough votes to swing the election in either direction.

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The Caucus: Santorum Edges Ahead of Romney in Iowa

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accuses the United States of encouraging protests over the results of parliamentary elections.

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Putin accuses US over poll unrest

The search giant is updating its core software to offer users fresher results to their queries where relevant.

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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is in excellent health and tobacco free, his doctor said Monday in the results of the president’s second physical exam since taking office. In the two-page report released by the White House, Dr. Jeffrey C. Kuhlman also said Obama is physically active, eats a healthy diet, stays at a healthy weight, and on occasion drinks alcohol in moderation. Read full article > >

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Obama’s physician says he’s in ‘excellent health’ and tobacco free

Proposals are published for a university admissions system where students apply once they have their results.

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Post-result uni admissions urged

Gov. Martin O’Malley’s redistricting panel released its recommendations for Maryland’s new congressional map Monday, offering a plan that could help Democrats add to their advantage in the state by imperiling the reelection hopes of Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett (R). The advisory committee was tasked with drawing a map that reflects the results of the 2010 Census, moving Marylanders across lines to ensure that the state’s eight districts have roughly equal populations. The map will be posted online Tuesday, when a seven-day comment period begins. O’Malley (D) can make adjustments before presenting it to the Democratic-controlled General Assembly, which must approve it. Read full article > >

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Proposed Md. congressional map could imperil Rep. Roscoe Bartlett

Riots break out in two towns in Zambia’s northern mining region where opposition supporters are impatient for the results of Tuesday’s polls.

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Zambians riot over slow results

TULSA, Okla. — One of the nation’s largest American Indian tribes has sent letters to about 2,800 descendants of slaves once owned by its members, revoking their citizenship and cutting their medical care, food stipends, low-income homeowners’ assistance and other services. The Cherokee Nation acted this week after its Supreme Court upheld the results of a 2007 special vote to amend the Cherokee constitution and remove the slaves’ descendants and other non-Indians from tribal rolls. The 300,000-member tribe is the biggest in Oklahoma, although many of its members live elsewhere. Read full article > >

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Cherokees expel slaves’ descendants from tribe, cutting medical care, housing, other services

AIDS researchers announced Thursday that a study conducted in nine countries has proved the long-standing hunch that HIV-infected people on treatment are much less likely to transmit the virus than people who aren’t taking the drugs. The study , which was stopped early because the results were so dramatic, found that men and women whose sexual partners were infected with the AIDS virus were almost completely protected if the partner took a combination of HIV-suppressing drugs. The study provides evidence — useful in American cities and African villages — that getting HIV-infected people on treatment early, long before they have symptoms, may be the best strategy for slowing the 30-year-old epidemic. The District has the highest infection rate of any American city, on a par with that of Rwanda. Read full article > >

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HIV drugs sharply cut risk of transmission, study finds

Scientists are trying to understand and quantify what makes music expressive, and the results are contributing to a greater understanding of how the brain works.

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To Tug Hearts, Music First Must Tickle the Neurons

Scientists examine the results from 1950s experiments to show how the foul-smelling hydrogen sulphide may have been an important precursor in the chemistry that eventually led to life on Earth

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Scientists examine the results from 1950s experiments to show how the foul-smelling hydrogen sulphide may have been an important precursor in the chemistry that eventually led to life on Earth

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Does this mean we’ll have to put up with fewer abstinence ads from Bristol Palin? The federal government surveyed teenagers and adults ages 15-44 and the results are not what you expect. Among the findings: most adults are monogamous, 13 percent of…

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CDC: Teen Virginity on the Rise

Gwent Police accidentally sent an email containing the results of 10,000 checks with the Criminal Records Bureau to a news reporter, says a watchdog.

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Police’s CRB emailing ‘accident’

Two experts will test the validity of the results of two controversial forensic exhibits from the trial of Amanda Knox, the American convicted in Italy of the sexual assault and murder of her British roommate.

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Evidence retested in Amanda Knox case