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Mohamed Morsi Vows to Unite Egypt
President Morsi Vows to Unite Egypt But Faces Impossible Situation as Country Democratizes
Egypt’s President Elect Mulls Cabinet Appointees
Egypt’s President Elect’s Supporters Rally For Control of Government as Military Role Questioned
Mubarak Era Dead as Moderate Islamist Wins Election
Middle East in Revolutionary Times as Elected Leadership Prepares to Govern and Mubarak Era Dead
Egyptian Military Rulers Acting Contrary to Democratic Promises
Egyptian Military Rulers Make Moves to Slow Transfer to New Democratically Elected Government
Thousands of Egyptian Democracy Protesters in Tahrir Square
Worrying Signs of Instability Force Protesters Protesters in Tahrir Square to Call For Democracy
Muslim Brotherhood Plans Mass Protests For Democracy
Power Grab By Military Brings Instability After Peaceful Elections For President as Muslim Brotherhood Plans Mass Protest in Defiance
Signs of Worrying Egypt Instability After Peaceful Election
Army Flexes Muscles in Arrests Campaign Threatening Young Democracy in Worrying Egypt Instability
Egypt Votes in Historic Presidential Runoff Election
Competition Between ex-Regime Candidate and Muslim Brotherhood Candidate Creates Cautious Atmosphere as Cautious Egypt Votes
Egypt Presidential Vote Begins as Deep Scepticism Rampant
Egypt Presidential Vote Begins: Many Egyptians Distrustful of Both Candidates as Largest Arab Nation Hold Historic Vote