Political deadlock blocks Egypt's path to democracy
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- Political deadlock and instability
- Martial law (high probability)
- Islamist retaliation (high probability)
- Mediation (medium-low probability)
- Political compromise (low probability)
- Civil war (very low probability)
- A new uprising?
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_350.jpg "Anti-Mursi protesters chant slogans during a mass protest to support the army in Tahrir square (Reuters/Mohamed Abd El Ghany)")