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Vice President Joe Biden
47th Vice President of the United States. A former U.S. Senator from Delaware, he served 36 years in the U.S. Senate. At age 29, he became one of the youngest people ever elected to the Senate. Born in 1942, he is married with three children.
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- Prospect for quick end to shutdown is remote
- Obama goes for takeout lunch in midst of shutdown
- White House meeting yields no progress on shutdown
- Obama hails 'historic' launch of health exchanges
- GOP demanded lawmakers pay more for health care
- GOP demands lawmakers pay more for health care
- Biden: Iran sanctions most effective in history
- Family of Newtown victim rap gun control politics
- US, India seek closer ties amid South Asia tension
- Biden to headline Human Rights Campaign dinner
- Friendly rivals, Biden and Clinton share spotlight
- House chairman: Ga. port hurdle should get lifted
- 6 more people found alive, well after Colo. floods
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