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The tea party has been at the forefront of the anyone-but-Mitt Romney campaign but has not yet curbed his momentum. If the movement fails to propel tea-party favorite Newt Gingrich to victory in South Carolina, its clout could come into question.

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Is tea party 'dead' if Newt Gingrich fails in South Carolina?

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A look at America's gun industry