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A common thread runs across the protests in Iran—economic distress and continued dissatisfaction with the clerical regime from various corners of the Iranian populace.

This month’s mass protests in Iran demonstrated the growing homegrown appeal for the return of the country’s long-exiled crown prince.

Iran’s fragmented opposition includes figures living abroad, such as Reza Pahlavi, the heir of the former monarch.