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WORLD.(TO THE POINT)
Musharraf wins disputed vote
Claims of widespread fraud followed a vote that extended the rule of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf by five years. Critics who questioned the voting pounced on final figures showing 97.7% backed the general and putting the turnout at over 50%. Some groups said they had evidence of double voting and coerced votes.
French take to streets over Le Pen
Well over a million people ...
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