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Former Iranian president, Rafsanjani
Will sermon challenge Iran's leader?
A top cleric in Iran has called for protesters to be released. How big a challenge is this to Iran's supreme leader?

What debate, Rafsanjani spoke and the ruling party ignored. Debate is not an option in Iran
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