From our special correspondent in Vilnius
The Neris River, far from its Belarusian source, ripples peacefully under the autumn sun.
Perched on the fifth floor of a brand new office building in the heart of Vilnius, the headquarters of exiled opponent Svetlana Tikhanovskaya offers panoramic views of its silvery waters.
The twenty or so volunteers who work on the start-up-like set hardly have time to take advantage of it.
Screwed to their chairs, they juggle between computer keyboard and mobile phone while their boss, white blouse, brown hair carefully pulled back, discreet make-up and heather gray pants, flutters from one room to another.
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