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Immediately around the corner are caucuses in Washington State this weekend and then contests in 10 states on 6 March, dubbed "Super Tuesday" because so many delegates for the nomination will be at stake.

Republicans are looking to vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan to fire up a lacklustre party convention dogged by bad weather and a lack of enthusiasm among many delegates for Mitt Romney.

The United States government had greatly moderated its positions and tone, and was credited by many delegates for its constructive and open approach to the negotiations on a topic for which the US is normally considered a hard-liner.

She remains ahead of Mr Sanders in the state-by-state race but New York has many delegates up for grabs.

Citing the ills - teen pregnancies, circumcision of girls, forced marriages, drugs and substance abuse, sexual abuse and exploitation – the children painted a disturbing scenario that left many delegates searching for answers.

Clinton's stunning victory in the New Hampshire primary this week may have salvaged her presidential bid from the brink of collapse, but the New York senator earned as many delegates as Obama for her comeback: nine, with John Edwards taking four.

That's an allusion to Mr. Paul's "delegate strategy," in which he will try to scoop up as many delegates as possible for this summer's Republican National Convention by campaigning hard in caucus states like Nevada, Colorado and Maine, places where he expects to be more competitive than he was in Florida.

That's an allusion to Mr. Paul's "delegate strategy," in which he will try to scoop up as many delegates as possible for this summer's Republican national convention by campaigning hard in caucus states like Nevada, Colorado and Maine, places he expects to be more competitive than he was in Florida.

But in a Republican presidential campaign that has already seen its share of unusual twists, it may be a mistake to conclude that it's already over, when there are so many delegates still up for grabs and people still working to thwart Trump.

But some recent votes and positions — including his vote for the Toxic Asset Relief Program and support for a bipartisan health care bill — hurt him with many delegates and speech-makers, for whom a hearty bashing of "Obamacare" and bank bailouts were guaranteed applause lines.

The area around the university is effectively locked down for the event, and many delegates are not identifying themselves for fear of reprisal attacks from Taliban militants.