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    India's Congress-Led Coalition Seen With Strong Early Lead

    Sat, 05/16/2009 - 02:14 EDT - WSJ
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    The India National Congress party and its allies appeared to take a commanding lead in the early vote count for India's national elections, raising the prospect that it would be able to form a stable coalition government.



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