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To Dorrell, it is clear who has the advantage when it comes to facing off with Florida State's 77-year-old coach, Bobby Bowden, whose 365 career wins at the major-college level is a record. The race for the Democratic Party's nomination for Iowa governor, with the progressive activist Fallon facing off against centrist Democratic establishment candidates Secretary of State Chet Culver and Vilsack's former economic development director Mike Blouin, reflects similar tensions in the Democratic Party at the national level, where the party's activist base is staunchly anti-war and more progressive than its major national leadership organizations and their big corporate donors. When a male cichlid sees his reflection, he displays increasingly menacing postures, as if he's facing off with a live intruder. |
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