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    World wonders: Would a new president revive the old order?

    Oct 06, 2020 3 minutes

    The world is watching Washington as never before. And not just for news of the physical well-being of a president hospitalized with COVID-19.

    For weeks now – and with a closer focus than at any time since the United States emerged as a world power – political leaders around the globe have been following the U.S. election campaign.

    Many traditional allies seem to be rooting for Donald Trump’s Democratic Party challenger, Joe Biden. Yet beyond the obvious imponderable – the election result itself – they have

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