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The president, striving to recover ground lost in his first face-off with Mitt Romney, also plans to change tactics when they meet next week. Protestants no longer a majority of Americans, study findsProtestants now make up 48% of Americans, the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life finds; 20% claim no religious affiliation. American David Wineland shares Nobel Prize in physicsHe and Serge Haroche of France separately found ways to study particles of matter and light without destroying them — a necessary step for creating quantum computers. Bill Clinton works Las Vegas crowd, mocking Mitt RomneySpeaking on President Obama's behalf, he characterizes the Republican's moderate talk during the debate as hypocritical in hopes of holding on to Nevada's electoral votes. |
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