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Leader of the ruling Union for Popular Movement Nicolas Sarkozy and candidate from the French Socialist Party Segolene Royal qualified for a run-off round of the French presidential election
Nicolas Sarkozy polled 31.09%, while Segolene Royal got 25.78%, the French Interior Ministry announced at 23.00 GMT, after 98.65% of the vote had been counted in the first round of the presidential election on Sunday. The second round of the election between the foresaid two candidates will be held on May 6.
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