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Chileans flock to polls in referendum for change

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In long, orderly lines across Santiago, masked voters shuffled patiently towards polling stations to participate in a historic referendum many hoped would finally bury the constitution left by the 1973-1990 regime of Augusto Pinochet. IMAGES

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