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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic presidential contenders are splitting into two camps: those who want to quickly overhaul economic systems that have existed for decades and those who favor more gradual change.

It's not just a battle over liberal or moderate policies. In many cases, the White House hopefuls largely agree on the end game but differ on how to get there, and how quickly.

Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts have set the pace. He's pitching an economic and political "revolution," while she is calling for "systemic change" to everything from health care...