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Egypt's revolution will achieve its goals: Brotherhood speaker of parliament
Muslim Brotherhood's El-Katatni becomes speaker of the parliament in the inaugural session of Egypt's first post-Mubarak parliament; brawls interrupt historic proceedings; protests surround People's Assembly
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  • April 6 to parliament: Congratulations, time to work for those who chose you
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    Egypt's newly elected People's Assembly got into gear; Brotherhood crowned in Parliament; protesters organised marches to voice their demands to MPs
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    Demonstrators greet historic Egypt parliament with unmet demands
    Thousands march to the Islamist-dominated first post-Mubarak parliament pressing for unfulfilled demands of the January 25 revolution; others come in celebration and good faith
    VIDEO: Brotherhood celebrate as historic parliament opens
    Members of the Muslim Brotherhood celebrate as the first post-Mubarak parliament begins its first session; other groups descend on the People's Assembly calling for the MPs to realise the demands of the January 25 revolution
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    Revolutionary activists fear for their safety following the inexplicable murder in downtown Cairo on Friday of veteran protester Mohamed Gamal El-Din
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    Last year's Tahrir Square uprising came as a surprise to many, but activists say it was at least 10 years.....
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    Squash: Shabana, El-Shorbagy bros reach JP Morgan quarterfinals
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    Tennis: Sharapova advances to Australian Open quarters
    Maria Sharapova is back into the quarterfinals of the Australian Open for the first time since she won the title at Melbourne Park in 2008
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    Arts & Culture
    Ultras football fans inspired by Egypt's ongoing revolution create pop culture
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