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Clashing viewpoints from Egyptians on the street ahead of a crucial constitutional referendum.
As a consitutional referendum looms, President Morsi's opponents are torn between a 'no' campaign and a boycott.
It is "very healthy" that Arabs protest when a president claims new sweeping powers that "undermine their revolutions".
After the first truly democratic elections in a generation, will Egypt become a secular, religious, or military state?
The youth of Egypt's revolution did not give their lives so that people could vote, but for social justice and freedom.
Officials say turnout in presidential runoff was lower than first round; final results expected later this week.
Mixed turnout as voters make what many see as unappealing choice between an Islamist and Mubarak's last prime minister.
Meet a Muslim Brotherhood member and revolutionary who's busy printing more than 5,000 metres of Morsi campaign posters.
Muslim Brotherhood candidate tries to reassure nervous voters while former prime minister goes on the attack.
This election is not a 'referendum' on the revolution, but a step in the only direction possible: forward.
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