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Two Iranian presidential candidates,Mohsen Rezaee and Mir Hussein Mousavi, claim[fa] their internet TV was filtered 48 hours before presidential election.
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do you mean a program they appeared on?
Hi no the sites were the ones where two candidates had their internet TV on them.
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