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rayan  +  580960 Tue, 28 Oct 08 09:10 AM

Dear all,

I want to increase my vocabularies in political issues, so can any one suggest me a link to read about this, like political articals, elections, bias,coalitions and parties..

thx
rayan
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Vorpar  +  581137 Tue, 28 Oct 08 05:54 PM
Try any American, Canadian, Australian, or English news website. In fact, many countries have English newspapers, even if English isn't their primary language, like Japan.

Just go to google news, and type in "american politics" or "australian elections" etc. and you'll find articles and websites.
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