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President Barack Obama is said to have begun quietly backing Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren as a potential successor in what would be a snub to his one-time rival and later Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The president has remained publicly mum about who he would back in the 2016 race for the White House, but reportedly he has expressed concern that Ms Clinton - who has long been the unofficial frontrunner for the Democratic nomination - would undo many of his policies. Senator Warren, a former Harvard law professor and administration aide, could energize the left wing of the Democrat Party more than the centrist Ms Clinton would, in the same way President Obama did in 2008, Edward Klein argues in the New York Post. Warren also helped set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2011.
'The media is creating a Hillary Clinton-
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- Barack Obama rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Clinton rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Democrat Party rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Democratic rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Edward Klein rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Elizabeth Warren rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Harvard rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Hillary Clinton rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Massachusetts rivalry to hype the storyline.
- New York Post rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Obama rivalry to hype the storyline.
- Warren rivalry to hype the storyline.
- White House rivalry to hype the storyline.

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Elizabeth Warren rivalry to hype the storyline.

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor is being treated in a Los Angeles hospital for "symptoms caused by congestive heart failure," her representative said Friday. Taylor, 78, checked into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center this week for the "ongoing condition," Taylor representative Jamie Cadwell said. "This issue is being addressed," Cadwell said. "She is currently being kept in the hospital for monitoring." Her publicist gave CNN more detail in a statement later Friday evening. "I can assure you she is fine and even better, comfortable," Sally Morrison said. When doctors repaired a leaky heart valve in October 2009, Taylor posted a Twitter message saying it "was like having a brand new ticker."

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- CNN's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Cadwell's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Cedars-Sinai's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Elizabeth Taylor's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Jamie Cadwell's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Los Angeles's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Sally Morrison's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Taylor's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."
- Twitter's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."

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Elizabeth Taylor's representative, in Friday's statement, asked that "people respect her privacy and allow her medical team the time and space to focus on restoring her back to health."

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LifeWire provides original and syndicated lifestyle content to Web publishers. Joan Shim is a freelance writer and former editor at Pet Product News. (LifeWire) --  If you take a multivitamin every morning and perhaps a supplement or two because you care about your health, does it make sense to do the same with your dog or cat? Stephanie Pendleton of Emerald Isle, North Carolina, would say yes. The pet supplement market has grown into a $1.3 billion business. Pendleton caught on to pet supplements a few years ago when she noticed that her 13-year-old cat, Sierra, wasn't up to her usual antics.
Pendleton researched
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- Emerald Isle's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- FDA's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Joan Shim's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- LifeWire's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- North Carolina's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Pendleton's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Pet Product News's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Sierra's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Stephanie Pendleton's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.

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Sierra's problem online, and learned about the joint supplements glucosamine and chondroitin.