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Officials begin releasing security details for a crowded Inauguration
Security planners said Thursday that they are prepared to handle a crush of visitors for President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration despite the expected overloading of the city's transit system.
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- Dole: No plans to retire from public service
- Can Palin resurrect the GOP? Does she want to?
- Kissell expands support in rematch with Hayes
- Cabarrus kids: Obama, McCrory, Hagan
- Kissell's win steeped in Biscoe background
- Obama turns attention to filling out new administration
- Now the work begins
- ELECTION RESULTS
- Democrats broaden control of Congress
- California voters approve gay-marriage ban
- Bush congratulates Obama on victory
- Alaska senator Stevens holds slim lead
- Munger keeps Libertarians on NC ballot
- Obama's margin in NC: 12,000 votes
- NC Democrats extend edge in US House
- McCain concession casts pall over Alaska rally
- Presidential election provides identity check
- Young voters help put Obama over the top
- Dalton captures lieutenant governor's race
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