(5)Iraqi election turnout at least 72% amid attacks

(5)Iraqi election turnout at least 72% amid attacks

AMMAN, Jordan - Iraqis count votes of overseas voters in Iraq's first free elections in over half a century outside the Jordanian capital Amman on Jan. 31. (Kyodo)

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