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Security is tightened as Egyptians wait to hear the result of a presidential election in which both candidates have claimed victory.
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The Muslim Brotherhood expects its anticipated presidential election win to be respected, its candidate said Friday, as the group's supporters packed Cairo's Tahrir Square to pressure Egypt's ruling military.

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The announcement of the result of Egypt’s presidential election is delayed to investigate complaints, with no new timetable set.
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Egypt's elections authorities say announcement of the winner of Egypt's presidential election will be delayed but gave no new date.

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For Egypt's most conservative Islamists, the country's first competitive presidential election has been a test of their political savvy as they try to plant the seeds for turning the country into an Islamic state.

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Just a month ago its fallback candidate's chances were dismissed but Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood is now convinced of a presidential election triumph thanks to its unrivalled grassroots work.

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Vote counting was underway in Egypt after two days of polling ended Thursday in a landmark presidential election which pitted stability against the ideals of the uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's rule.

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It's a moment of great celebration that Egypt is today voting in the most important presidential election in its history.
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Egypt’s worst violence in months escalated the confrontation between political forces and the ruling military ahead of a landmark presidential election, as suspected army supporters attacked mainly Islamist protesters outside the Defense Ministry Wednesday, sparking clashes that left at least 11 people dead.

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The final list of candidates in Egypt’s first post-Mubarak presidential election is published, with 13 candidates allowed to stand.
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