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Workers start to count election votes in Afghanistan
(Agencies)
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2009-08-21 16:41
Election workers count provincial votes at a school, a day after Afghanistan's presidential election, in Kabul August 21, 2009.[Agencies]
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About Election and Candidates
Afghan election: It's all about Karzai
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Violent road to Afghanistan election
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Office of President of Afghanistan
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Election workers count provincial votes at a school, a day after Afghanistan's presidential election, in Kabul August 21, 2009.[Agencies] 
