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Governing Iran
SLIDE SHOW Posted: February 12, 2009   
Iran Marks 30 Years Since Revolution FLASH VERSION
Since its Islamic revolution 30 years ago, Iran has undergone numerous changes. Steve Inskeep, host of NPR's "Morning Edition," reported from the country on its economy, politics and social issues.
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Anti-American Mural, Tehran's buildings are covered with murals. Some are sanctioned by the Iranian government, such as this one depicting the American flag with skulls and bombs.
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Anti-American Mural
Tehran's buildings are covered with murals. Some are sanctioned by the Iranian government, such as this one depicting the American flag with skulls and bombs.
Photo Credit: Copyright 2009 NPR/Tom Bullock
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  Main: Governing Iran
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