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by News Editor
A Republican Presidential debate. Photo: Screenshot.
The Guardian – Republican establishment candidates are locked in a mortal fight to win the state of New Hampshire — where failure, for some, could mark the end of their presidential ambitions.
As the outsider Donald Trump widens his lead over the Republican field in national polls, with less than six weeks until the first nominating contests begin, the more traditional candidates are shuttling frenetically around the critical early state.
