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New Zealand's knife-edge election puts coalition talks in focus

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National and its partners are projected to win 67 of 130 seats, before special vote count

AUCKLAND -- New Zealand's ruling center-right National Party appears set to win the most seats in parliament following a tight general election on Saturday, but the composition of the next government will now depend on coalition talks.

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