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Kerry Clark, 24, said she grabbed the knife Nicola Edgington threatened her with in Bexleyheath, south-east London.
BBC: Sally Hodkin murder case: Witness recalls knife attack
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Nicola Edgington, from Greenwich, south-east London, was found guilty of murdering Sally Hodkin, 58, and the attempted murder of Kerry Clark, then 22.
BBC: Nicola Edgington
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The Old Bailey judge also gave Edgington a minimum sentence of 20 years, which will run concurrently, for the attempted murder of Kerry Clark, 22.
BBC: Nicola Edgington
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Being a veteran apparently did not help Kerry or Clark in South Carolina.
CNN: Exit polls: Economy a chief concern
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There have been others who late in life also confirmed their Jewish heritage: retired general and one-time presidential contender Wesley Clark, Senator John Kerry, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
NPR: Discovering and Embracing Your Jewish Roots
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"It leaves a clearer field for Edwards, if Edwards can take Kerry in the South, he won't have Clark splitting that vote, " Schneider said.
CNN: Why didn't Clark click?
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Voters in Delaware said Kerry cared the most, while voters in Arizona pointed to Clark.
CNN: Exit polls: Economy a chief concern
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General Clark, who had earlier tried to pull rank on Lieutenant Kerry, dropped out of the race the next day.
ECONOMIST: John Kerry gets ever closer to the nomination
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At a campaign stop in Union City, Tennessee, Clark contrasted himself with Edwards, a former trial lawyer, and Kerry, who has been a senator since 1985.
CNN: Democrats battle for Tennessee, Virginia
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After Maine's caucuses, Kerry had captured 432 delegates, compared with 181 for Dean, 117 for Edwards, 84 for Clark, 12 for Sharpton and two for Kucinich.
CNN: Democrats battle for Tennessee, Virginia
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To date in the Democratic race, Kerry has captured 271 delegates, compared with 121 for Dean, 107 for Edwards, 80 for Clark, five for New York civil rights activist the Rev.
CNN: Dean loses endorsement from major labor union
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Mr Edwards's best chance of overhauling Yankees like Mr Kerry will come in the South, though he will face stiff competition there from the Arkansas-based Mr Clark.
ECONOMIST: The Democratic primaries