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Egypt: Pyramids and Revolution Archive: July 2012
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Egypt needs a president for all Egyptians
Mohammed Morsi takes office in Egypt, after winning support from only a quarter of the population. Is he, truly, a president for all Egyptians? Published July 1 2012
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Anwaar Abdalla
Anwaar Abadallah Khalik Ibrahim has her Ph.D. from Ain Shams University (1999, first degree honour) and currently lectures on Civilization and Cultural Affairs for Helwan University. Dr. Abdalla Kahlik Ibrahim also works as an official coordinator for the cultural ...
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