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BDS relied heavily on religious and tribal authorities to spread their influence. The combination of the capability to gather many different ethnic group and
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The BDS united the uniting the Union Générale des
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leader). The electoral campaign was marred by violence between BDS and SFIO.
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527:"The Flags of the Political Parties of Senegal"
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525:Philippe, Lucien (2009).
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160:Administrative divisions
491:Zuccarelli, F. (1988).
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440:Ziguinchor
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111:Parliament
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68:Government
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