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The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

A conversation with Malcolm Gladwell.

The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

The size of the map and the tightness of the race make it hard to predict when a winner could be declared.

Germany's foreign minister arrived unannounced on Monday and pledged to "support the Ukrainians for as long as they need us."