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As Iran faces mounting economic pressures and widespread domestic discontent, the Islamic Republic's ability to maintain its grip on power is increasingly in question. From women's resistance to the prospects for political change, Iran's internal challenges raise fundamental questions about the country's future and the possibility of democratic reform.
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