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Belarus: protests continue in Minsk over disputed vote

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Thousands of demonstrators gather on Independence Square in central Minsk, Belarus, waving the red-and-white flags of the opposition and calling on President Alexander Lukashenko to resign, the latest in a wave of protests after he claimed a sixth term in August 9 ballot. IMAGES

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