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When Russians vote June 16, eleven names will be on the ballot for President -- an office with near-absolute power -- but most observers view the race as between Boris Yeltsin and his Communist rival, Gennadi Zyuganov.

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When Russians vote June 16, eleven names will be on the ballot for President -- an office with near-absolute power -- but most observers view the race as between Boris Yeltsin and his Communist rival, Gennadi Zyuganov.