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THEFIELD 
Egypt: Military Coup Today So Where Next?
President Morsi defeated his political opponent by more than almost 900,000 votes, with 51.7 per cent of the vote. That is a majority in any body’s book. Even this couldn’t save him as he brought in measures that might work … Continue reading →