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In America’s elections this year the stakes are unusually high: the outcome could shape national and world affairs like no other in 2024. The presidential race is all but certain to be a rematch between two men whom polls suggest most Americans dislike. Joe Biden is seen as too frail and too old to run again; the very fact that Donald Trump is running, with all his legal baggage, compromises American democracy.
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