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| | Opposition finds unity ahead of elections, but Islamists remain outside alliance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10) |
 | | But the war of words seemed forgotten yesterday, and leaders of the 13 parties that gathered under the new banner Popular Participation stressed that they did not mean to sideline, nor challenge, the Islamists with their decision on Tuesday to join forces in the July 14 elections. |
 | | The Popular Participation coalition includes Hashd, the Ba'ath Progressive Party, the Ba'ath Socialist Party, the Jordan Communist Party, the Arab Land Party, Al Mustaqbal, the Progressive Party, the National Democratic Movement, Al Haq, the Arab Constitutional Front, the Popular Unity Party, Al Ansar, and Al Ahrar. |
 | | Playing down their aspirations, party leaders said it was too early to predict the percentage of seats they will win in the 305 municipality councils that will be elected this summer. |
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