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Nour Samaha (Lebanon Pulse)

Mar 15, 2018

Lebanese Druze leader Walid Jumblatt (R) stands with his eldest son, Taymour, in the courtyard of their ancestral home in Mukhtara, Lebanon, Jan. 16, 2010. Taymour Jumblatt is running for parliament this year. — JOSEPH EID/AFP/Getty Images

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A poster depicting Sunni politician Ashraf Rifi (C) is seen among posters of Lebanese candidates that were running in Tripoli's municipal and mayoral elections, Lebanon, May 30, 2016. REUTERS/Omar Ibrahim - S1BETHAZUQAA

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