Democratic Socialist Chair Wins Salary as Party Membership Surges
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PARIS (AP) – Energized French voters chose Nicolas Sarkozy as their new president on Sunday, giving the American-friendly conservative a comfortable margin for victory and a mandate for change, result projections from four polling agencies showed. His Socialist opponent conceded minutes after polls closed.
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|PARIS (AP) – Energized French voters chose Nicolas Sarkozy as their new president on Sunday, giving the American-friendly conservative a comfortable margin for victory and a mandate for change, result projections from four polling agencies showed. His Socialist opponent conceded minutes after polls closed.
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