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Roman Catholic cardinals have not yet selected a new pope.
This morning, they again sent black smoke out of the chimney of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican.
They did the same thing yesterday when they did not agree on a new pontiff.
Onlookers in St.
Peter's Square are now waiting for a third round of voting.
They're hoping to eventually see white smoke signaling a pontiff has been chosen.
NPR's Ruth Sherlock reports from St.
Peter's Square in the Vatican.
Pope Francis was elected on the second day of the conclave.
There could be a new pope today.
You can feel the excitement in the crowd.
Some have come to pray, some to sing, and some to watch the spectacle with curiosity.
This is a spiritual time, but also global politics are on everybody's minds.