(dpa) - Angela Merkel (R), Chairwoman of the CDU and chancellor candidate, stands next to Michael Glos, Head of the Bavarian CSU, during a short press conference after the session of the new elected parliamentary faction of the CDU/CSU in Berlin, Tuesday, 20 September 2005. Despite the week results in the general election for the German Bundestag, Merkel was re-elected by her party

(dpa) - Angela Merkel (R), Chairwoman of the CDU and chancellor candidate, stands next to Michael Glos, Head of the Bavarian CSU, during a short press conference after the session of the new elected parliamentary faction of the CDU/CSU in Berlin, Tuesday, 20 September 2005. Despite the week results in the general election for the German Bundestag, Merkel was re-elected by her party Stock Photo

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(dpa) - Angela Merkel (R), Chairwoman of the CDU and chancellor candidate, stands next to Michael Glos, Head of the Bavarian CSU, during a short press conference after the session of the new elected parliamentary faction of the CDU/CSU in Berlin, Tuesday, 20 September 2005. Despite the week results in the general election for the German Bundestag, Merkel was re-elected by her party as the Chairwoman of the CDU/CSU faction with an overwhelming majority. She received 98, 6 percent of votes, marking her best results so far, which enabled her to receive important back up from her party colleagues for negotiations with the FDP, Green Party and the Social Democrats (SPD). Photo: Stephanie Pilick

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