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Ousted Nepal king leaves palace for last time

Nepal's ousted King Gyanendra swept out of his sprawling official palace in a black limousine for the last time on Wednesday, two weeks after a special assembly abolished the 239-year-old Hindu monarchy.

Driving past hundreds of onlookers, a few chanting slogans against him, Gyanendra left the pink, pagoda-roofed Narayanhiti palace in the heart of Kathmandu, making his way to a hunting lodge just outside the capital.

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