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Democratic candidate pledged ‘big, structural change’ but failed to break through with voters
Democratic primaries started with a record number of women, but now nearly all have dropped out
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Democratic candidates criss-cross state as caucuses remain too close to call
Progressive who shook up the Democrats is now ahead in the first state to vote
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In 2016, many who backed Sanders in the Democratic caucus then voted for Trump
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Spat between rival progressive Democratic contenders comes ahead of Iowa caucuses
Leftwing senator’s tenacity spells danger for Democratic establishment
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Questions raised over fundraising as candidates also discuss US role in global leadership
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