Analysis: Reformist candidates in Iran hoping to be victorious in parliamentary elections; younger Iranians are key voting bloc

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02-18-2000

Analysis: Reformist candidates in Iran hoping to be victorious in parliamentary elections; younger Iranians are key voting bloc

Host: ALEX CHADWICK
Time: 10:00-11:00 AM

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This is NPR's MORNING EDITION. Bob Edwards is away. I'm Alex Chadwick.

Iranians are electing a new parliament today. Reformist supporters of President Mohammad Khatami are favored to take control from hard-li...

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