A voter's hand reflects in his sunglasses as he casts his vote in Juba on January 12, 2011. South Sudan's ruling party said Wednesday that the 60-percent turnout threshhold required for a landmark independence vote to be declared valid has been reached after just three days of polling. By Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images.
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