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31 Jul 2013: Los Angeles hosts annual showcase featuring extensive array of work from contemporary and veteran film-makers -
26 Jul 2013:
Some Iranians say observance of the Muslim fasting period is slacking, though no one will go so far as to break fast in public
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12 Jul 2013:
Opinion: With a deft sleight of hand, the regime led the populace to vote for a conservative cleric with no real clout
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11 Jul 2013:
New York–based artist Hamid Rahmanian's new illustrations of Shahnameh have everything from heroic quests to magical beasts and passionate romances
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11 Jul 2013:
New York–based artist Hamid Rahmanian's new illustrated version of the classic Iranian myth Shahnameh draw on thousands of carefully orchestrated elements from paintings, lithographs, and manuscript miniatures from Iran, Mughal India, and the Ottoman Empire between the 15th and 19th centuries.
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4 Jul 2013:
In allowing radicals to lose the presidential elections, the supreme leader liberated himself from much of their influence
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18 Jun 2013:
Iranians exhibit hope tinged with scepticism that their president-elect will be able to bring about meaningful change
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18 Jun 2013: Inflation has made a monthly government payout relied on by the poor almost worthless, but demand for luxury cars is soaring
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13 Jun 2013:
Election buzz building as former presidents endorse moderate candidate
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12 Jun 2013: He is certainly devout – so much so that some observers believe his real role in the presidential election is to boost turnout by scaring the electorate out to the polls to oppose him
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11 Jun 2013: There are few campaign posters in central Tehran, flyers go ignored and reformist candidates' rallies draw small crowds
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7 Jun 2013:
Once considered a centrist conservative, reformist candidate has vowed to bring 'the dignity of the past' back to Iran
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3 Jun 2013:
There are two frontrunners – both hardliners who favour support for Assad, repression of dissent and pressing on with Tehran's nuclear programme
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29 May 2013:
Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf has won support as a moderniser, but Ayatollah Khamenei may favour a more tractable candidate
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28 May 2013:
The chief security official is emerging as a frontrunner but, like the other candidates, appears unable to offer a solution to the nuclear issue, regional tensions and a crippled economy
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