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Politics of Egypt / Protests in Egypt / Egyptian revolution / Arab Spring / National Democratic Party / Hosni Mubarak / Cairo Center for the Culture of Democracy / LGBT rights in Egypt / Egypt / Middle East / Arab world
Date: 2014-02-20 03:32:22
Politics of Egypt
Protests in Egypt
Egyptian revolution
Arab Spring
National Democratic Party
Hosni Mubarak
Cairo Center for the Culture of Democracy
LGBT rights in Egypt
Egypt
Middle East
Arab world

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