Obama plans Iowa trip with victory in sight
ROSEBURG, Oregon (Reuters) - Sen. Barack Obama, hoping that a pair of contests in Oregon and Kentucky on Tuesday will allow him to essentially clinch the Democratic nomination, will make a symbolic return to Iowa, the state that launched his underdog bid for the White House.
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