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Cars queue on a highway in the Saudi capital Riyadh on February 17, 2009. Saudis have cheered King Abdullah's sweeping government shakeup as a bold step forward, after he sacked two powerful conservative religious figures and named the country's first-ever woman minister. The Saudi monarch announced the first major government shakeup on February 14 since he became king in August 2005, naming four new ministers, changing a number of top judiciary chiefs and shaking up the Ulema Council, the leading clerics whose interpretations of Islamic rules underpin daily life in the kingdom. AFP PHOTO/STR
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