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Oil used to be Sudan's main export product until southern secession.
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But the danger of southern secession was diminished because Missouri.
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There would be overwhelming support to the north in order to prevent a southern secession.
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Reliant on oil, Bashir's government was ill-prepared for the economic shock of southern secession and struggled to respond.
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The 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement also promises a referendum on southern secession in 2011.
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The elections are seen as a test of stability as Sudan prepares for a referendum on southern secession in 2011.
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Many analysts think the deal, providing for a 2011 referendum on southern secession, could be knocked off course by a warrant against Bashir.
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The 2005 accord set up a semi-autonomous southern government and promised a referendum on southern secession in 2011.
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The 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement promised national elections in 2009 and a referendum on southern secession in 2011.
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Things to watch: -Deeper Saudi involvement and more aid to Yemen by other Gulf states to ward off state collapse or southern secession.
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The fact that both sides rely on oil revenue gives them an interest in ensuring that a southern secession would be carried out amicably.
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Analysts say the deal will come under greater pressure in coming months before elections and a referendum on southern secession, both promised in the agreement.
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Sudan is scheduled to hold national elections this year and a referendum in 2011 on southern secession as part of the 2005 deal.
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The 2005 peace accord that ended Sudan's civil war promised national elections, due in April next year, and a referendum on southern secession in 2011.
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That is the persuasive casuistry peculiar to the minds of the Southern Secession leaders.
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As was the necessity of British opposition to American independence, so was the necessity of Northern opposition to Southern secession.
