Opposition protesters arrested as Putin's party suffers losses
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election 03:42  Story highlights    • Russia's ruling party
makes a "decent showing," President Medvedev says   • Opinion
poll indicates Putin's party may barely maintain its majority
• Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's party is expected to garner
fewer votes, but maintain a majority   • Opposition websites,
radio stations and an election monitoring group report online
attacks  While Russian police arrested 170 opposition protesters
in two cities, voters in the country's parliamentary election
appeared to eat away at Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's support
in Sunday's elections, slimming down his party's parliamentary
majority.  With more than 70% of the total vote counted, Putin's
United Russia party is far and away the winner of Sunday's
elections with 49.9%, followed by 19.4% for the runner-up
Communist Party, accordin