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Interactive: Egypt votes for president

Millions of Egyptians will elect a new president amid deepening divisions that continue to polarise the country.

By 
Alaa Bayoumi and 
Konstantinos Antonopoulos
25 May 2014
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Source : Al Jazeera

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