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(21 Apr 2002) Saint-Cloud, Paris outskirts 1. Various of National Front Leader Jean-Marie Le Pen's headquarter with people waiting for results 2. Le Pen coming down stairs and walking into crowd of supporters 3. Election results appearing on huge video screen 4. Various supporters cheering and chanting "Le Pen president" 5. Le Pen's daughter, Marine, crying and talking on her mobile phone 6. Le Pen appearing on huge video screen 7. SOUNDBITE (French) Marine, Jean-Marie Le Pen's daughter: "During the campaign we expected that, we feel things and then when the moment of the results arrive, well we're still worried, but now the anguish has completely gone. It's a life satisfaction for me and certainly for him (her father)." 8. Young woman crying with joy 9. Old woman dancing 10. SOUNDBITE (French) Jany, Jean-Marie Le Pen's wife: "I feel a great happiness for him (her husband). Yes, it's a surprise, of course it's a surprise. I'm very happy, that's all I can repeat, I'm very happy. He has a good chance for the second round, of course he has a good chance." 11. More people cheering 12. Le Pen surrounding by crowd and journalists Paris 13. Exterior Socialist Leader Lionel Jospin's headquarters 14. Jospin and his wife, Sylviane, arriving at headquarters 15. Supporters inside waiting for results 16. Results appearing on huge screen 17. Various supporters screaming and shouting 18. Various supporters crying, looking desperate 19. SOUNDBITE (French) Voxpop, Jospin supporter: "I think this is very serious, especially when we see that today the young people don't even bother to go to the polling stations. If they were a bit more interested in politics we wouldn't be in this situation now." 20. Le Pen appearing on French TV and crowd shouting 21. Various supporters crying, looking desperate 22. SOUNDBITE (French) Voxpop, Jospin supporter: "I am fill with consternation. I am sad for France. France is collaborating with fascism. I am revolted." 23. Supporters at headquarters 24. Exterior Chirac's headquarters 25. Results appearing on huge screen 26. Various supporters cheering and applauding 27. SOUNDBITE (English) Voxpop, Chirac supporter: "It's a very big surprise because all the French people thought that the two people who would go into the second round would be Chirac and Jospin. And Le Pen, it's a very big catastrophe." 28. SOUNDBITE (French) Voxpop, Chirac supporter: "I am stunned by the result of Le Pen and at the same time I think that we have a very good chance to win in the second round. So I have mixed feelings but I am really stunned that the extreme right-wing has 17 per cent, and I haven't seen yet the result of Bruno Megret so in total I don't know how much it represents." 29. Various Chirac supporters outside headquarters STORYLINE: In a huge upset, extreme-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen qualified to face incumbent Jacques Chirac in the run-off for French president on Sunday, according to media projections based on exit polls. Le Pen, who virulently opposes immigration and has been accused during his long political career of racism and anti-Semitism, was projected to come second by all three major French TV networks, beating Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, who was in third place. The projected result was seen as a political earthquake. For months, polls had consistently projected that Chirac, a conservative, and Jospin, a Socialist, would be the top two finishers in Sunday's first round. He is notorious for once describing the Holocaust as "a detail" of history. He has denied he is anti-Semitic. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...