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All three will hold presidential elections next year that, on past performance, will bring accusations of fraud or other wrongdoing and may turn violent.
Ms Kelly's decision will bring accusations the Government is afraid of angering parents by abandoning the A-level "gold standard" ahead of a general election campaign.
A quick trial - or an untimely accident that silences Montesinos permanently - would bring accusations of a coverup and convince many that justice was not done.
 
 
 
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