On the Ted Radio Hour, writer Pico Eyre has traveled the globe trying to understand what Utopia means to different people,

and he has come to one conclusion.

Sometimes it's notions of Paradise that get in the way of our finding it.

Paradise Lost and Found stories about searching for Utopia and coming to terms with reality.

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Live from NPR News in Washington. I'm Jack Spear. The five Republican

candidates facing off in tonight's presidential primary debate in Florida

are each vying to be seen as a possible alternative to Donald Trump.

The former president remains the clear frontrunner.

Senator McCammon explains former United Nations Ambassador

Nicky Haley will be closely watched.

Florida Governor Randy Santis had been seen as the most likely alternative to

former President Trump, but former UN Ambassador

Nicky Haley has made an unexpectedly strong showing in recent polls and is making a major push

in the early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.

Tom Rath is a longtime Republican leader in New Hampshire.

He says Haley needs to make the case to voters that she's more than just a good second

choice.

She can't sell herself as an alternative to Trump.

She's going to sell herself us.

I am the best candidate for this party at this time in this race.

A total of five Republicans have qualified for this, the third GOP primary debate.

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