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    5 takeaways from the Democratic presidential debate in Atlanta

    by Mark Z. Barabak, Los Angeles Times Nov 21, 2019 4 minutes

    Things were different, but little has changed.

    Beto O'Rourke is out. Deval Patrick is in. Michael Bloomberg lurks in the wings.

    And yet once again, as Democrats gathered beneath the bright lights Wednesday night in Atlanta, Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren were at center stage and a bevy of also-rans scuffled to make themselves relevant in the fight for the Democratic nomination.

    Less than 100 days before the first votes are cast, there is no more clarity to the contest than there was more than 100 days ago, when the series of debates began.

    Pete Buttigieg has become an unexpectedly strong contestant. (More in a moment.) Bernie Sanders seems to have mended well from his heart attack. Biden will never convince anyone

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