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Macron's polling lead over Le Pen widens ahead of France's Sunday runoff | Reuters
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French elections: why Le Pen could win and defeat Macron | openDemocracy
Marine Le Pen: I can still spare France from Emmanuel Macron's 'arrogance without limit'
French election: Macron faces far-right challenge as France votes - BBC News
France Is Still Standing After the First Round of Presidential Elections | The New Yorker
