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Opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych has narrowly won Ukraine's presidential election with different exit polls giving him from 48.7% to 50.26%.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who appears to have narrowly lost Sunday's presidential election runoff to rival opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych, said it was too early to name the winner, and pledged to defend each vote cast for her.
Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, a colorful politician, has, according to exit polls, lost Sunday's presidential election runoff in Ukraine.
Viktor Yanukovych, who believes Ukraine's presidency was unfairly taken away from him five years ago, has, according to exit polls, staged a comeback after his 2004 defeat.
Opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych is leading in Sunday's Ukrainian presidential election runoff with different exit polls giving him from 48.7% to 50.26%.
A number of odd events happened throughout Ukraine as the country was voting in a presidential election runoff on Sunday. These included topless girls protesting and a voter eating his ballot paper.
A senior Russian diplomat who spoke on the sidelines of a security conference in Germany called on the international community on Sunday to find ways to enhance security.
Kamakura was chosen as the seat for a new military government in 1192, and remained the political center of Japan until 1333. Located some 50 km (31 miles) from Tokyo in a picturesque bay on the Pacific Coast, it does not have a single skyscraper in its center.
The voter turnout in Sunday's presidential election runoff in Ukraine was 46.39% as of 15:00 Kiev time [13:00 GMT], preliminary data from the ex-Soviet state's Central Election Commission said Sunday.



