RUSSIA-VOTE

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Date: 20071130
Author:DMITRY KOSTYUKOV

DMITRY KOSTYUKOV
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11-30-2007
RUSSIA-VOTE



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People stand near a statue of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin in a central Moscow square before the start of an election rally of the Liberal Democratic party (LDPR), 30 November 2007. Russia's election campaign came to an end with a massive effort to ensure a high turnout and President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party the firm favourite to win a landslide. AFP PHOTO / DMITRY KOSTYUKOV (Photo credit should read DMITRY KOSTYUKOV/AFP/Getty Images)

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