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Georgia
Georgians Go To The Polls
October 01, 2012 13:36 GMT
Georgians went to the polls on October 1 to vote in key parliamentary elections that will shape the country's political course once its powerful president, Mikheil Saakashvili, steps down next year after nearly a decade in office.
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A supporter of the ruling United National Movement party rides a scooter in Tbilisi.
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Inmates wait before receiving their ballots at a polling station in Tbilisi's Gldani Prison No. 8.
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U.S. Ambassador to Georgia Richard Norland watches the voting.
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A polling station in Tbilisi.
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A polling station in Tbilisi.
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An election official checks a voter's fingers for invisible ink at a polling station in the village of Sartichala.
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A polling station in Tbilisi.
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Observers line up in front of a wall, while a voter casts his ballot, at a polling station in Tbilisi.
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A polling station in Tbilisi.
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A polling station in Gori.
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A polling station in Gori.
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A man leaves an election booth at a polling station in Tbilisi.
Georgians Go To The Polls
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