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"I'm Alec Baldwin with a message for politicians in New York," says the actor (and rumored New York City mayoral aspirant) in his video.

In conversation, there is little explosive about the Great Britain team captain and medal aspirant in the super-heavyweight division at these Olympics.

But his unrepentantly pro-choice politics and sketchy personal life, including three messy marriages, are equally huge liabilities for a Republican aspirant in the current climate.

He is the scion of one of the most famous Mormon political families; his father, George Romney, was the Republican governor of Michigan for three terms beginning in 1962, and a Presidential aspirant in 1968.

KIGALI, Rwanda — The Rwandan government on Friday presented its charges against a former presidential aspirant in a highly anticipated trial, accusing her of denying the nation's genocide, spurring divisionism and working with a terrorist group, among other charges.

Had they been paying attention, they might have appreciated Ms. Musgraves's slightly profane streak — light stuff for a pop star, but bold for a country music aspirant in an age of fake outlaws.

Mr. Pawlenty is hardly alone among presidential aspirants in having a record as governor that complicates his efforts to advance a clear-cut image.

Action and Reaction Presidential aspirants, in what they offer, and voters, in whom they support, typically react to the immediate past.

None of them has a clue, and Scorsese's camera rises over their heads to scan the yearning, vacant faces of the aspirants in the rows behind them.

Talk story about Gladys Hanson, who has been engaged to coach aspirants in proper Southern accent for the film production of "Gone With the Wind".

The Territory maintains a permanent ad on Craigslist, and it receives up to 150 e-mail messages a day from aspirants in search of cheap digs.