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Toure supports Alassane Ouattara. His wife supported Laurent Gbagbo. They no longer speak.
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Since the conflict, Toure now takes his daughters to church alone.
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At church with Toure in Abidjan's Plateau neighbourhood.
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Producer Ben wires Toure up for a TV interview.
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Mamadou Koulibaly used to work for Mr Gbagbo. He's now formed his own party called LIDER.
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This Abidjan football team is made up of players from north and south of the country.
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The Grand Marchee des Deux Plateaux was empty six months ago, with people afraid to leave their homes. Now, the market sellers are back.
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"Yann" says his house was trashed by soldiers loyal to President Ouattara because he supports Mr Gbagbo.
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"Yann" says Ivory Coast's new truth and reconciliation commission is a joke.
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Life in Abidjan is slowly getting back to normal since the post-election violence.
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Toure at the Grand Marche Deux Plateau in Abidjan.