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Sanders's argument on Sunday was that superdelegates should consider switching their allegiance to him — particularly those from states that he won.

Mr. Lazio has excelled at harvesting money from donors with legislation before him, particularly those involved in housing issues, according to an examination of his campaign records.

That does not mean everyone likes him, particularly those who have run against him over the last 30 years in the rough-and-tumble environment of Newark politics.

Santorum's spokesman said there were signs that supporters of the non-Romney candidates were coming over to him, particularly those of Perry, who hinted in midweek that he was thinking of quitting the race.

Although Simpson refused to answer some of the questions put to him, particularly those relating to his clients, his testimony provides new details about the genesis of the Steele dossier and Steele's contacts with the F.B.I.

A1 Former Enron Chief Testifies Kenneth L. Lay, Enron's former chief executive, testified at his fraud trial, offering a vigorous denial of the federal charges against him, particularly those accusing him of conspiring to defraud investors after he returned as Enron's chief executive in August 2001.

He credits his athletic success to the support of those around him, particularly the dedicated MIT coaching staff.

The feelings embodied by Mr. Russell Beale's Leontes and those around him — particularly the splendid Rebecca Hall as Hermione, his ill-used queen, and Sinead Cusack as the fierce Paulina, Hermione's lioness of a friend — scorch with their pain.

In interviews over the past four months, he has attempted to answer the questions that have been thrown at him, particularly by those who have made the most damaging claim – that he must have given his secrets to foreign governments.

He had an aura about him, particularly for those outside the US, an invincible athlete with the unorthodox running style and gold running shoes that Nike, reputedly, paid $12 million for the privilege of supplying him with.

"I think there are a constellation of issues that Obama faces in trying to win Jewish votes that make it difficult for him, particularly in places where those voters might be more conservative in general, or might be attracted to a Republican candidate like McCain who professes absolute fealty to Israel.