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The Open Championship Race, offering a $10,000 cash prize, is scheduled for Sunday, rain or shine.

Late-night hosts feasted on O'Rourke's physically expressive entrance into the crowded Democratic race, offering a buffet of slights of the Texan's hands.

Every year in New York, Waitz would sit in the lead vehicle along with former race director Allan Steinfeld that follows the women's race, offering expert commentary just to her friend sitting behind her.

At the start of the new week, national political figures began to weigh in on the subject of police and race, offering a range of sentiments from criticism to consolation.

Both stand as examples of Porsche's rich history at Le Mans, with the race offering the company a way to prove its pedigree in one of the toughest arenas.

Mr. Perry's entrance into an already crowded field is expected to reconfigure the dynamics of the race, offering Republicans a fiscal and social conservative who not only appeals to the party's base but can also challenge Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts who is leading in many polls, on jobs and the economy.

Near-derelict buildings stand next to skyscrapers in a melting pot of races, offering everything a big city has to but doesn't need to offer," he says.

She "took steps to solidify her relationships with some Democrats by sending hand-signed notes to candidates who got bested in close Congressional races," offering them encouragement and succor, The New York Observer's politics blog reports.

In lieu of closure, this year's race is offering comfort.

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