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Extracted Claims (18452)
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Simplified: Jamaat has gained clout by playing on peopleβs anger at the demonization of Muslims.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Various parties are campaigning on similar platforms that promise stability rule of law better educational and employment opportunities for young peop...1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Arrangement has upset many students and those who want Bangladesh to be more secular moderate and inclusive1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The vast majority of people in Bangladesh are Muslim but its Constitution ensures freedom of religion.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The party is running on a platform of βBangladesh before allβ a slogan meant to show an inclusive approach.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Dedicated to Islamic law Jamaat for decades was not seen as a mainstream player because it opposed independence from Pakistan in 1971.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Mr. Yunus said his role was to ensure a smooth transition and that he would not be running.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The median age in Bangladesh is about 25 so most Bangladeshis were too young to vote during the 15 years that Ms. Hasina ruled.1 sources2 months ago
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Many who were eligible to vote didnβt do so in the three elections held while she was in power. 0.900Simplified: Many eligible voters did not vote in the three elections held while she was in power.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Now the interim government has banned activities by the Awami League.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Young voters hoped the results would help steer the country in a new direction.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The main parties released manifestoes that promised to fulfill the studentsβ dreams of a more democratic and equitable Bangladesh.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Many Bangladeshis see this as a chance to build an inclusive democracy.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The B.N.P. did not participate.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: More than 50 political parties put up candidates.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Many officers patrolling Dhaka switched to new outfits but others are yet to receive their sets.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: The streets of Dhaka began to empty this week as many Bangladeshis returned to their home districts to vote.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Political parties campaigned furiously until two days before the election visiting homes late at night.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: For days large campaign posters on fabric dotted the streets.1 sources2 months ago
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Simplified: Voting is a joyful thing Rashid Ahmed said.1 sources2 months ago