A girl picks her nose while waiting for her mother to vote in the Montenegrin general elections in Podgorica September 10, 2006. Whoever wins Sunday's election in Montenegro, few doubt Milo Djukanovic will continue to be the most powerful man in Europe's newest independent state. The suave 44-year old has been in power without a break for 15 years as president or prime minister of the Adriatic republic, since federal Yugoslavia began falling apart in 1991. REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski (MONTENEGRO)