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A combative President Barack Obama weaved us-against-them rhetoric into his appearances in Ohio, telling a town hall audience that he "will never stop fighting" for an economy that works the hard-working and giving an explanation for his stalled health care reform plans.

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HEADLINE: Obama blends economy, health care in hard-hit Ohio CAPTION: A combative President Barack Obama weaved us-against-them rhetoric into his appearances in Ohio, telling a town hall audience that he "will never stop fighting" for...
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Demonstrators gathered outside the Supreme Court Tuesday, where justices are taking up the key question in the constitutional challenge to President Barack Obama's historic health care overhaul.

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HEADLINE Raw Video: Health care crowds back at SCOTUS CAPTION: Demonstrators gathered outside the Supreme Court Tuesday, where justices are taking up the key question in the constitutional challenge to President Barack Obama's historic...
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WRAP Socialist candidate Royal campaigns in Paris; ADDS Sarkozy at training school

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Tours 1. Pan of training school, press in foreground 2. French presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy arriving, surrounded by press 3. Sarkozy talking to student 4. Cutaway of cameras 5. Sarkozy tasting chocolate, joking with...
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President Obama said at his annual year-end news conference Friday that 2014 "can be a breakthrough year for America." Asked if this year had been the worst of his presidency so far, he said, "That's not how I think about it." (Dec. 20)

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Citing progress on the economy, President Barack Obama said at his annual year-end news conference Friday that 2014 "can be a breakthrough year for America" after a long era of recession and slow recovery Praising Congress for a...
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US President Obama statement on the economy, bankers

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AP Television Washington, DC - December 14, 2009 1. President Obama walks out into White House Diplomatic Reception Room 2. Side shot of Obama speaking 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Barack Obama, US President: "My main message in today's...
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On Jan. 1, President Barack Obama's health care overhaul passes a milestone as the law's major benefits take effect, along with an unpopular insurance mandate and a risk of more nerve-wracking disruptions to coverage. (Dec. 31)

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"Since I'm responsible....obviously, we screwed it up." SOUNDBITE: Voice of: Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services "The most recent data through December 28th indicates that 2.1 million people have enrolled in a...
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Setting the stage for a showdown with President Bush, Congress cleared legislation increasing children's health insurance funding by $35 billion over five years. Bush has promised to veto the bill, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid hope the program's popularity will sway him.

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HEADLINE: Children's health bill clears Congress CAPTION: Congress cleared legislation increasing children's health insurance funding by $35 billion over five years. Bush has promised a veto, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate...
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New Yorkers celebrate Obama win in Times Square

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1. Close-up of young people chanting UPSOUND (English) "Four more years!" 2. Mid of people with poster of US President Barack Obama, jumping and shouting UPSOUND (English) "Obama!" 3. Close-up of Cesar Alvarez waving American flag 4....
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A California man angry about health care reform allegedly made threatening and harassing phone calls to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, including at least one call in which he got through and spoke to her directly, law enforcement officials said.

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HEADLINE: FBI arrests Calif man for alleged Pelosi threats CAPTION: A California man angry about health care reform allegedly made threatening and harassing phone calls to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, including at least one call in which...
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One by one, Democratic fence-sitters began choosing sides, and the long struggle over health care legislation tilted in President Barack Obama''s direction. In full campaign mode, the president all but claimed victory to an audience in Virginia.

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HEADLINE: End close, health care battle tilts Obama''s way CAPTION: One by one, Democratic fence-sitters began choosing sides, and the long struggle over health care legislation tilted in President Barack Obama''s direction. In full...
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Senator Chuck Schumer told The Associated Press Wednesday that Congress will get a health care bill done and Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor will easily be confirmed

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HEADLINE: AP Newsmaker: Schumer on health care, Sotomayor CAPTION: Senator Chuck Schumer told The Associated Press Wednesday that Congress will get a health care bill done and Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor will easily be...
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New York state health officials say more than 812,000 people have enrolled for health insurance statewide under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. Monday marks the deadline for open enrollment.(March 31)

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Advocates are pushing uninsured residents to sign up for health insurance as open enrollment in the new health insurance exchange ends at 11:59 p.m. Monday. Certified Affordable Care Act "navigators" at the Community Service Society of...
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Obama presents birthday cake for long-standing correspondent Helen Thomas

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1. Wide of press 2. US President Barack Obama enter with cake, leads chorus of "Happy Birthday" 3. Reverse of Obama presenting cake to veteran reporter Helen Thomas 4. Obama speaking to Thomas 5. Thomas blowing out candle; pull out to...
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Attorneys general from 13 states sued the federal government Tuesday, claiming the landmark health care overhaul is unconstitutional just seven minutes after President Barack Obama signed it into law.

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HEADLINE: Obama signs health bill; 13 states file suit CAPTION: Attorneys general from 13 states sued the federal government Tuesday, claiming the landmark health care overhaul is unconstitutional just seven minutes after President...
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President Barack Obama bluntly told doctors he opposes their highest legislative priority, limiting malpractice awards, and earned a smattering of boos from an audience he was here to court for his health care overhaul plans.

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HEADLINE: Doctors weigh in on Obama health plan CAPTION: President Barack Obama bluntly told doctors he opposes their highest legislative priority, limiting malpractice awards, and earned a smattering of boos from an audience he...
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AP White House Correspondent Jennifer Loven discusses the fallout of yesterday''s health care summit at the Blair House in Washington, D.C.; and where reform efforts go from here.

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HEADLINE: Health Summit QA: What Next? CAPTION: AP White House Correspondent Jennifer Loven discusses the fallout of yesterday''s health care summit at the Blair House in Washington, D.C.; and where reform efforts go from here. (Feb....
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Clashes as hundreds of anti government demonstrators gather

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1. Wide of riot (military) police pushing people 2. Close-up of demonstrator shouting slogans 3. Close up policeman's helmet 4. Various of policemen and protesters 5. Petrol bomb exploding in front of policemen 6. Close-up of hand...
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After a summer of setbacks, President Barack Obama summoned Congress to enact health care legislation Wednesday, declaring the 'time for bickering is over' and the moment has arrived to help millions who have insurance and more without it

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HEADLINE: Obama: 'Time for bickering is over' CAPTION: After a summer of setbacks, President Barack Obama summoned Congress to enact health care legislation Wednesday, declaring the 'time for bickering is over' and the moment has arrived...
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NPC briefing on reforms in Chinese health system

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8 March, 2011 1. Wide exterior of clinic 2. Close of sign with red cross indicating healthcare facility 3. Wide of patients in injection room 4. Close of migrant worker, Wu Xuejun 5. Close of drip 6. Close of tubes going into hand...
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Sen. Ted Kennedy said it is time to reform the nation's health care system. The senator, who is battling a brain tumor, spoke at a health care summit being hosted by the White House.

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HEADLINE: Kennedy: Now is the time for health care reform CAPTION: Sen. Ted Kennedy said it is time to reform the nation's health care system. The senator, who is battling a brain tumor, spoke at a health care summit being hosted by the...
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USA - Healthcare programme vote and protests

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Obama argues for healthcare reform Washington DC - 25 Feb 2010 1. Wide of meeting on US health care 2. Cutaway of meeting 3. Obama shaking hands with Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell and House Republican Leader, John...
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Obama: won't have full sense of legacy for decade

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President Barack Obama said on Saturday he doesn't believe he'll have a full sense of his legacy for another decade.Addressing an audience of young people at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London, Obama said he'll "look at the...
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AP Interview: McConnell Warns GOP on Health Bill

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell warned fellow Republicans Tuesday of political consequences if they oppose health care legislation coming up for a vote in the House this week."I would hate to be a Republican whose vote prevented...
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AP Interview: McConnell Warns GOP on Health Bill

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell warned fellow Republicans Tuesday of political consequences if they oppose health care legislation coming up for a vote in the House this week."I would hate to be a Republican whose vote prevented...