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We're building out, not up," warns Tedesco, "and that has consequences for run-off into Long Island Sound;" Ahmadinedjad pulled into second behind Rafsanjani by a very narrow margin in the first round of voting June 17, but caught everyone by surprise in the run-off, obtaining 62 percent of nearly 28 million votes cast. 1 gives me some momentum going into the runoff,'' said Gomez, who had hoped to get more than half the vote so he could bypass the November run-off. |
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