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 8 September 2008
 Smith was recently named the best-paid actor in Hollywood by Forbes. Actor Will Smith is to play a pharaoh in ancient Egypt in a new Hollywood drama, trade publication Variety said. |
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The London Telegraph 7 Sep 2008 Sukhdev Sandhu sinks into a gripping, steamy and occasionally soapy novel from one of Egypts bestselling writers

There are writers and there are storytellers. Alaa Al Aswany is definitely, defiantly, a storyteller. |
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Written by MAGGIE MICHAEL
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The Associated Press 7 September 2008  Local residents searching for survivors try to clear away rubble with their bare hands and basic tools. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis) (Ben Curtis - AP)
Local residents searching for survivors try to clear away rubble with their bare hands and basic tools, following a rock slide from the towering Muqattam cliffs onto the sprawling Manshiyet Nasr slum on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008. Massive boulders weighing dozens of tons crashed down on the Egyptian shantytown Saturday killing at least 24 people, and many others are believed to be buried under the hundreds of tons of rock that fell, in the latest disaster to strike the country. |
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THE TRIBUNE 6 September 2008 Pope Shenouda III of Egypt has written a book that jarred my brain by its title and caused my head to turn for a second look.  H H Pope Shenouda III A book I read for my summer vacation was one of the most intoxicating romances ever written. Pope Shenouda III of Egypt has written a book that jarred my brain by its title and caused my head to turn for a second look. |
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Written by Nathan Field
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The American Interest September/October 2008  Dunne says Gamal is Mubarak's most likely successor, but there are other factors to be considered. CAIRO: President Hosni Mubarak’s departure from office, “whenever and however it occurs,” will be extremely significant and the West needs to start thinking about who will come next and “how we will work with him,” American political analyst Michele Dunne wrote in an article. |
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The Guardian Women in Egypt have broken their silence on sexual harassment and are demanding the right to go out in public without being pestered.
 Khaled Diab
The harassment of women on Egypt's streets has long been ignored as an ugly fact of modern life. Whether on their way to work, study or play, millions of women are pestered verbally. Of course, harassment is a challenge everywhere, as recent debates on Cif have revealed. However, there is hardly a woman in Egypt I know who has not been on the receiving end of unwanted male attention. |
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BBC News 3 September 2008
 NOHA WAGIH NOHA WAGIH Once I was out driving with my brother when he stopped at a supermarket and I waited for him outside. Two guys got out of a car and walked towards me in an intimidating way. They started commenting on the way I look and the way I'm dressed. |
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رمضان كريم
وكل سنة والمصريين كلهم طيبين
مسلمين ومسيحيين
كل عام والجميع بخير وسعادة
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Last Updated ( Monday, 01 September 2008 )
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Written by Aditi Khanna
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The London Times 1st September 2008  The foetuses placed next to Tutankhamun will undergo DNA tests Two foetuses found buried with Tutankhamun may have been his twin daughters, an expert has claimed. |
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The London telegraph 1st September 2008
Britain's leading Muslim bodies say they are fighting extremism. In one of our most respected mosques, Sara Hassan came face to face with hardline female preachers of separatism. Here, she reports on the shocking results of her investigation  Sarah Hassan went undercover at the Regent's Park Mosque where she joined the women's circle Photo: CHANNEL 4
In a large balcony above the beautiful main hall at Regent's Park Mosque in London - widely considered the most important mosque in Britain - I am filming undercover as the woman preacher gives her talk. |
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