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 If such a coalition were to be formed Tymoshenko, a former prime 
 minister under Yushchenko, would probably return to the post. 
  
 However it is not certain that this is what Yushchenko would want. 
 Earlier he called for Yanukovych's Regions party to be included. 
  
 Relations between the president and Tymoshenko broke down within months 
 of him coming to power in 2005, while critics took her to task as prime 
 minister for a series of populist economic measures. 
  
 On Friday Yanukovych again voiced hopes that his party would be 
 included in the next government. 
  
 "I am confident" of the possibility of such an alliance, Yanukovych was 
 quoted by Interfax as saying. 
  
 Copyright 2007 AFP 
  
  
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