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A blind man plays an accordion as he begs for money in Chisinau on October 28, 2016. Ex-Soviet Moldova will cast ballots on October 30 in a presidential election viewed as a tug-of-war between supporters of European integration and advocates of closer relations with former master Moscow. The crisis-hit country of 3.5 million, wedged between Ukraine and Romania, will for the first time since 1997 elect a president by national vote instead of having parliament select the head of state. (Photo by Daniel Mihailescu/AFP Photo)
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