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It'll soon be time, at last, to vote

机译:终于要投票了

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At least in those parts of Iraq where the insurgents do not dominate, the election campaign has begun in earnest. Posters plaster the walls, at any rate in the Shia and Kurdish areas that contain a good three-quarters of the country's people. And though full lists of candidates' names are hard to find-and in some cases have yet to be drawn up (see our table on the next page)-Iraqis are gradually becoming aware of the main choices of party alliances and leaders on offer when some 5,500 polling stations open on January 30th. It is increasingly likely that turnout in the Sunni Arab areas, especially in the four out of 18 provinces most afflicted by the insurgency, will be dismally low. Nonetheless, most Kurds (who make up a fifth of the people) and Shias (some three-fifths) sound determined to vote.
机译:至少在叛乱分子不占优势的伊拉克地区,竞选活动已经认真开始。在什叶派和库尔德地区(占该国人口的四分之三)的地区,海报至少贴满了墙壁。尽管很难找到候选人姓名的完整列表,而且在某些情况下还没有拟定出来(请参阅下页的表格),但是伊拉克人逐渐意识到,何时提供党派联盟和领导人的主要选择1月30日开放约5500个投票站。在逊尼派阿拉伯地区,尤其是在叛乱最受苦的18个省中,有四个省的投票率越来越低。尽管如此,大多数库尔德人(占人口的五分之一)和什叶派(占五分之三)听起来都决定投票。

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