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"They might believe race would become the issue rather than running the country," he said.

Mr. Vallone signaled to the enthusiastic, predominantly white crowd that race would become a major campaign issue.

In Washington a few weeks ago, Dr. Thomas, a longtime pediatrician, said she did not believe the race would become unduly negative.

Professor Church predicted that as the science of genetics advanced, fuzzy categories like race would become less important because genetic characteristics would point to factors like disease at an individual level.

Joe Torsella, a Philadelphia civic leader, says in a video to friends and supporters posted on his campaign Web site www.joetorsella.com that he is concerned the race would become more about Mr. Specter's record than about looking forward.

Goldwater feared that race would become a major issue during the general election and incite violence.

In his first attempt at the race, he would become the first person to lap the globe in a monohull in under 80 days.

Despite the attacks, Khan has been the bookmakers' favourite throughout the race and would become the UK's most powerful Muslim politician to date if he wins.

Irish labourers are said to be responsible for the higher mortality rates in several districts, because Jevons considered the Irish to be a race that would become more easily subject to drunkenness.

When her race started, she would become the first female Olympian ever from the tiny, oil-rich nation of Brunei Darussalam.

Mr. Obama promised that his health care overhaul — now hanging in the balance because of the Massachusetts Senate race — would soon become law.