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Former Vice-President Joe Biden has catapulted into pole position in what political operatives are calling an unprecedented comeback after having lost three earlier contests in a row.
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WASHINGTON - It was beginning to look like a two-horse race, and after Super Tuesday it is: the Democratic Party's presidential nomination is down to Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
And 77-year-old former Vice-President Biden has catapulted into pole position in what political operatives are calling an unprecedented comeback after having lost three earlier contests in a row.
