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TIME executive editor Radhika Jones said in a recent interview that  editors don't make their selection for Person of the Year on poll results alone - "but it's always interesting to see where our preferred candidates end up".

They use flood lights that are perfectly color-balanced so he never has that sort of greenish-yellow tint on his skin that a lot of the other candidates end up with in mixed-lighting situations.

The candidates end up telling their voters that it will cost $4 billion to $5 billion a year just to keep traffic as tangled up as it is right now.

But they said the rules could play a role this year if the Republican nominating contest becomes a long grind in which the candidates end up fighting for each and every delegate all the way to Tampa.

John Dickie, an English academic and author of Cosa Nostra, a history of the Sicilian mafia, says the significance of her candidacy is this: "In Sicily, where the election is always won in the centre, all the candidates end up resembling each other.

This is how political candidates end up using harmful phrases like "war zone" and "third world country" to describe the Rio Grande Valley, and compound the harm.

Though both candidates ended up with 48% of the popular vote, that's only after rounding.

The primary for the April 9 special election is Feb. 26, and the filing period for established party candidates ends Monday.

Slots at the departments of State, Defense and the Treasury that many liberals had hoped would go to female candidates ended up being filled by men.

It should also be noted that, on average, Democratic Senate candidates ended up outperforming their August-September polls by 1.7 percentage points.

Michael Cooper (NYT) THE TRAVEL LOG The candidates ended the week with a debate about about how best to deal with high energy prices.