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Half votes and last votes. How will the Democratic primaries finally add up?

I'm Sarah Terry sitting in for Warren Allney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International, a daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

Over the weekend, Democratic Party officials ruled on the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries, and tomorrow, Montana and South Dakota become the last states to weigh in.

Some of Hillary Clinton's supporters want to fight

all the way to the convention, but others are saying it's time to give way to Barack Obama.

Will this week decide which candidate becomes the party's nominee at what cost to party unity?

On reporter's notebook, it's dark on the runway. Fashion legend Eve Saint Laurent passed away yesterday in Paris.

First, the news.

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Foundation. I'm Sarah Terry sitting in for Warren Allney, back with To the Point from PRI. We'll be

talking about the final phases of the Democratic primaries. Over the weekend, the party's

Rules and Bylaws Committee made decisions about the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries.

Hillary Clinton won a decisive victory in Puerto Rico's primary yesterday, and tomorrow come

elections in Montana and South Dakota, the last two contests in a long primary campaign.

Will Senator Clinton continue fighting?

Are Democrats dangerously divided? How will the long primary

season affect November's general election? On reporter's notebook, Eve Saint Laurent, a star of the

fashion world for nearly half a century, passed away yesterday, the man in his clothes, and what they

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