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Azerbaijan's Central Election Commission continues to approve candidates for deputy
01 October 2010 [10:57] - TODAY.AZ
The Central Election Commission has to date approved candidacies for deputy of 1309 people for 125 constituencies. Of them 1248 received signature sheets, 373 submitted sheets and other documents to the CEC. The candidacies of 192 persons in 101 constituencies have been registered./AzerTAc/
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