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Voting ends across North African nation in first free election for national assembly in more than four decades.
Anticipation takes hold of newly freed nation as first democratic elections in over four decades start on Saturday.
In first democratic election in over 40 years, 2,500 candidates stand for 200 seats in the General National Congress.
Opposition fighters come under fire as they clear mines that have held up their efforts to regain key eastern oil town.
Safety teams spend weeks to clear area around Ajdabiya after months of conflict.
International Criminal Court warrant expected by end of month, making exile impossible, Italian foreign minister says.
In one eastern Libyan community taken over by refugees, families learn to cope with hardships brought by the uprising.
But without NATO air strikes, they are struggling to advance on government strongholds.
UN deal with Libya allows humanitarian access to besieged port as UK pledges to fund rescue of 5,000 stranded migrants.
Anti-government forces hold sway in key town but frontline fighters complain of lack of supplies and fear infiltrators.
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Once a bustling haven, Elasha Biyaha has almost become a ghost town as residents flee.
Two years since the start of the uprising, rebels and Assad's forces remain locked in conflict.
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