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Saturday, 26 February, 2000, 07:23 GMT Iran elections: Special report
Victory for people power The landslide win by Iran's reformists in the country's general election was an unmistakable demonstration of people power and a heavy blow to hardline clerics: Jim Muir in Tehran assesses the result.
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