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| Latest opinion polls indicate President Nicolas Sarkozy has narrowed gap behind Socialist rival Francois Hollande |  |
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| President Nicolas Sarkozy could lose to Socialist rival Francois Hollande in runoff presidential election |  |
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| Surveys show conservative New Democracy party carrying 17 to 20 percent of the vote, PASOK party between 14 and 17 percent |  |
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| Authorities praise parliamentary election as major reform, while opposition activists dismiss it as a farce |  |
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| Estimated 20,000 people protesting on eve of Vladimir Putin's inauguration for third presidential term |  |
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| Observers say it is significant that the first major meeting on Clinton's agenda is with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee |  |
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| US vice president says Washington expects China to stick to commitment to allow Chen Guangcheng to take up fellowship offer |  |
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| Christians at a church in Kaduna are refusing to let the threat of attack keep them from Sunday services |  |
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| Officials say security is much improved, although there are still sporadic clashes, occasional suicide bomb attack |  |
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