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At a time of growing popular frustration, regional tensions and Western pressure, Iranians have chosen in a presidential runoff between a moderate politician and a hardliner close to the supreme leader.

Voting ended at midnight local time in Iran (6.30am AEST on Saturday), after being extended three times for a total of six hours.

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