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In pictures: Turkey decides
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A Turkish citizen cast her vote in Istanbul on Sunday after a spirited election campaign by all major parties [AFP] An official showed a ballot paper with the names of 14 political parties on it at a polling station in Ankara [AFP] Istanbul, which is Turkey's largest city, will be represented by 85 deputies in the new parliament [AFP] President Abdullah Gul and his wife Hayrunnisa Gul arrived at a polling station in Ankara to cast their votes [AFP] Gul, who belongs to the ruling AKP, was Turkey's foreign minister before becoming president [AFP] Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party, voted at a polling station in Ankara [AFP] Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister, cast his vote in Istanbul, his home city [AFP] Supporters of AKP in Ankara waved flags as they celebrated the party's third straight win [AFP] The AKP, despite its electoral triumph, failed to secure a majority large enough to rewrite the Turkish constitution [AFP]
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In pictures: Turkey decides
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A Turkish citizen cast her vote in Istanbul on Sunday after a spirited election campaign by all major parties [AFP];*;An official showed a ballot paper with the names of 14 political parties on it at a polling station in Ankara [AFP];*;Istanbul, which is Turkey(***)s largest city, will be represented by 85 deputies in the new parliament [AFP];*;President Abdullah Gul and his wife Hayrunnisa Gul arrived at a polling station in Ankara to cast their votes [AFP];*;Gul, who belongs to the ruling AKP, was Turkey(***)s foreign minister before becoming president [AFP];*;Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the main opposition Republican People(***)s Party, voted at a polling station in Ankara [AFP];*;Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister, cast his vote in Istanbul, his home city [AFP];*;Supporters of AKP in Ankara waved flags as they celebrated the party(***)s third straight win [AFP];*;The AKP, despite its electoral triumph, failed to secure a majority large enough to rewrite the Turkish constitution [AFP]
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