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“Should President Obama approve the Keystone Pipeline Project?”

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This week's episode:

The South Carolina primary causes a shake up in the GOP race, fears start to rise with an Italian cruise ship that ran aground, President Obama rejects plans for an oil pipeline to be built in the U.S., and Congresswoman Giffords resigns.

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