Obama supporters jubilant for his lead in presidential race

CHICAGO, United States - Supporters of U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama rejoice in Chicago on Nov. 4 as a flash vote-counting report showed Obama leading the U.S. presidential election over Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain.

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