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Thousands protest Ukraine's presidential election.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
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Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
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November 24, 2004| Author:
McDonald, Mark
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Byline: Mark McDonald
MOSCOW _ Ukraine edged closer to chaos Tuesday as an estimated 200,000 anti-government protesters gathered in the capital of Kiev to denounce the country's weekend presidential election as a fraud.
"Ukraine is on the threshold of a civil conflict," opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko told a mass rally of his supporters Tuesday afternoon. "We have two choices: Either the answer will be given by the Parliament, or the streets will give a...
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