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Those who vowed they would "never" vote for either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump are suddenly faced with a reality: they will have to vote for one of the two, writes Sara James.

If you suddenly felt the earth shake yesterday, blame the political earthquake in the United States.

The epicentre was the mid-western state of Indiana where Donald Trump won so big the ground gave way beneath his last two competitors, Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich.

Of course, technically Trump can't say he's the official Republican presidential nominee until the party convention this July in Cleveland. But since when has Trump bothered with technicalities?

The real estate tycoon and reality television star dispatched his political foes with the ruthless efficiency of a Great White left in charge of the goldfish bowl. Never mind his opponents' political experience, ideological purity, or the size of their ... war chests.

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