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1. Liberians elect their president in a run-off. Incumbent president George Weah runs for re-election.
   2023-11-14 20:26:16 (First version)
2. Liberians choose their president in a run-off between incumbent George Weah and challenger Joseph Boakai.
   2023-11-15 02:18:53 (Update)
3. Liberians head to the polls to vote for their president in a run-off between incumbent George Weah and challenger Joseph Boakai.
   2023-11-15 02:26:22 (Update)
4. Liberians elect their president in a run-off between incumbent George Weah and challenger Joseph Boakai.
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