Sharon's survival hope high despite cognitive concerns
Israeli doctors say Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has a very high chance of survival after a severe stroke but will likely face cognitive impairment. A brain scan showed reduced swelling as doctors plan to begin waking him from the coma to assess brain damage.
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Acting prime minister Ehud Olmert faces a key test on whether to allow Palestinians to vote in Jerusalem for the January parliamentary elections. A yes could draw U.S. praise but hurt his March election chances, while a no risks destabilizing the ballot and angering Washington.
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