person > Mohamed ElBaradei
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Hundreds of President Mohammed Morsi's opponents rallied peacefully in the streets of Cairo denouncing his rule.
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US secretary of state, on first state visit to Arab world, releases $190m for Cairo and urges rival factions to unite.
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On first visit to Arab world, US secretary of state urges unity among parties to help with economic recovery.
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Young activists have established at least four different parties and are having trouble adjusting to electoral politics.
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Last Modified: 21 Feb 2013 14:07 GMT
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Thousands take the streets across Egypt in "Friday of dignity" rallies for Morsi to uphold the revolution goals.
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Move comes after death threats by hardline clerics and killing of secular politician in Tunisia.
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Coalition of liberal groups backs away from earlier statement demanding the removal of the president and his associates.
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Thousands of demonstrators hit streets of Cairo, Port Said and Alexandria calling for President Morsi's resignation.
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The opposition calls for a broad national dialogue with Egypt's government as violence continues in Cairo.
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Defence minister says ongoing unrest, which has killed more than 50 people, "could lead to grave repercussion".
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Some urbanites are returning to their rural roots to farm the land.
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