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From: The Daily Mail (London, England)
Date: 20080204
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Byline: David Gardner

BARACK Obama has overtaken Hillary Clinton in polls in the key state ofCalifornia on the eve of tomorrow's coast-to-coast showdown for the White Housenomination.

The former first lady's support also appeared to be dwindling in other statesshe had counted on winning in tomorrow's Super Tuesday primaries.

Mr Obama, 46, insisted last night, however, that he was still the underdog inthe Democratic race.

All the candidates are shuttling around the U.S. in a last round of campaigningbefore tomorrow's vote - the biggest in a series to select each ...

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