EVANSVILLE, Ind. (Reuters) - Barack Obama's rapid rise from relative obscurity toward winning the Democratic Party nomination for U.S. president hit another bump when he lost to rival Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania.
Obama's defeat on Tuesday in the state's nominating contest slowed his momentum, but he still holds the lead in delegates who will decide the party's nominee to run against Republican John McCain in the November presidential election.
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