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The union tide is turning toward Democratic presidential front-runner Barack Obama, but cracks are showing inside the labor movement as its leaders grapple with internal and external strife as the nomination race drags on.
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Democrat John Edwards has given his long-awaited endorsement to Barack Obama.
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