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ZAGREB, Oct 15 (Hina) - Following the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina last Sunday, ballots are still being counted and the counting hasn't been completed for any government level as yet, but the Central Election Commission (SIP) is convinced that the final and official results can be released within the legally prescribed deadline of 30 days, that is, 7 November.
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