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11:39Now Playing"For those who've been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign," former Vice President Joe Biden told a crowd of supporters in California after his slew of Super Tuesday wins showed that his campaign is "very much alive." Before claiming victory in South Carolina over the weekend, Biden's campaign was widely seen as in danger. But that decisive win, along with endorsements from some of his former rivals, helped propel him to first place in Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and other states. "We won in Minnesota because of Amy Klobuchar, and we're doing well in Texas because of Beto O'Rourke," Biden said. Fourteen states and American Samoa went to the polls on Tuesday to award a whopping 1,338 Democratic convention delegates, just as the field narrowed to five this week. According to early results, Sen. Bernie Sanders also won Colorado, Utah and Vermont.
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