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Even the arch-libertarian Ron Paul, who's finally in genuine contention for the GOP nomination, has begun to pander to social issues conservatives.

Peter F. Vallone, a candidate for the Democratic mayoral nomination, has begun broadcasting his second television advertisement on New York 1, the local cable news station.

There might be plenty of time to campaign in 2012 but the campaigning for the GOP nomination has begun in earnest in 2011 and will continue throughout the year in complete disregard of the president's wishes.

Already his campaign for the 1960 nomination had begun.

Popular interest in the nomination race has begun to decline.

The American Mustache Institute AMII) has begun accepting nominations for the highly anticipated 2010 "Robert Goulet Memorial Mustached American of the Year," the award TIME magazine, the "NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams," physicist Stephen Hawking, and High Times magazine have suggested is on par with the Nobel Prize for Peace.

But in the year and a half since then two improbable, though not unforeseeable, events have occurred: Obama has won the Democratic nomination, and Iraq, despite myriad crises, has begun to stabilize.

In fact, the political world's attention has begun to drift away from the Republican nomination fight.

But the N.R.A. has begun to involve itself in lower court nominations as well, where it can work its will in the shadows.

With the run-up to the Tony nominations (which will be announced May 13, a month before the June 15 ceremony), the awards season has begun.

And Mrs. Clinton has begun thanking some of her major supporters for helping her run for the Democratic presidential nomination.