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Muite, an opposition legislator sympathetic to the government.
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A final vote on the package is expected next week, said Muite, who was among the lawmakers who approved the package on Thursday.
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Muite charged that individuals in government had since 1992 been fanning violence and ethnic hatred in various parts of the country with the "full knowledge and support of President Daniel arap Moi."
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Muite said Safina leaders were negotiating with other opposition political parties to come up with a single, compromise presidential candidate.
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"The discussions are toward agreeing to a formula - one under which the opposition might, at this late hour, agree to rally behind a compromise candidate on a reform agenda," Muite said.
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"We say under protest because we believe the coming elections cannot be free and fair," Muite said.
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Muite agreed Safina has little time to organize a campaign but said it has support.
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I knew the tune well--"Ue wo Muite Arukou" aka Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto, a 1960s hit about holding one's chin up.
CNET News.com 2011
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The TV report said one of the most requested songs on the provisional radio stations is an oldie, "Ue o Muite Aruko," by Kyu Sakamoto.
NYT > Home Page By HARVEY DICKSON 2011
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Yet, as Muite notes, it is those who are in power today who were the greatest beneficiaries of the liberty that those now in court were fighting for.
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