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French face difficult choice in presidential election

OPINION: Many eyes will be watching with concern the run-off later this month.

In France, today’s political energy is found on the fringes.

In the first round of the election this week, President Emmanuel Macron won 27.8% of the vote, but the extremities of the political spectrum collectively attracted far more voters.

Marine Le Pen, on the far right, secured a place

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