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In Iran, Waiting To Vote Is Another Selfie Opportunity
Smiling and wearing bright lipstick, with headscarves barely covering their hair, young Iranian women took selfies as they lined up to vote in crucial elections on Friday.
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Iran Votes In Vital Elections After Nuclear Deal With World Powers
Iranians vote today in elections billed by the moderate president as vital to curbing conservative dominance in parliament and speeding up domestic reforms after a nuclear deal with world powers.
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US Senate Planning Iran Vote Despite Barack Obama Warning
Republican US Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell on Monday criticized the landmark deal on Iran's nuclear program, confirming that lawmakers opposed to the pact planned a formal response to the agreement.
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Iran religious, political hardliners face off in vote
Iran's ruling political and religious hardliners will face off in a parliamentary election on Friday, echoing a deepening rift in a conservative establishment grappling with economic sanctions over the country's disputed nuclear programme.
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In Iran, Waiting To Vote Is Another Selfie Opportunity
Smiling and wearing bright lipstick, with headscarves barely covering their hair, young Iranian women took selfies as they lined up to vote in crucial elections on Friday.
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Iran Votes In Vital Elections After Nuclear Deal With World Powers
Iranians vote today in elections billed by the moderate president as vital to curbing conservative dominance in parliament and speeding up domestic reforms after a nuclear deal with world powers.
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US Senate Planning Iran Vote Despite Barack Obama Warning
Republican US Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell on Monday criticized the landmark deal on Iran's nuclear program, confirming that lawmakers opposed to the pact planned a formal response to the agreement.
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Iran religious, political hardliners face off in vote
Iran's ruling political and religious hardliners will face off in a parliamentary election on Friday, echoing a deepening rift in a conservative establishment grappling with economic sanctions over the country's disputed nuclear programme.
