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Egypt's post-Mubarak poll confounds fears of mayhem
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[Reuters AlertNet] - "We must take part, we must vote, even if we stand here for five hours, so that Egypt can go forward," said Hoda Abdel Hamid, 43, queuing in Cairo's working-class Shubra district. "I am voting for the future of my children." (Editing by Peter Graff)
Google News: Thousands protest in Cairo ahead of poll
[Financial Times] - “The military are only seeking to patch up Mubarak's regime,” said Khaled Abdel Hamid, a political activist. “These protests are about getting rid of the regime – something that won't happen through elections.” Some 50 parties and more than 5000
Tahrir protesters slam Egypt's 'anti-revolt' polls
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[Africasia] - They're not important, we are here to protect our revolution," said Abdel Hamid Salit, one of thousands of people whose demands for an end to military rule threaten to eclipse Egypt's landmark polls. Voters have been called to cast their ballots on
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