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Interview with NPR’s The State of Things about the uprising in Egypt. February 16, 2011.
What’s really interesting with this uprising is that it’s homegrown. It’s from within the people, for the people, for the Egyptians.
There is a great sense of anticipation and wonder, but I think it should be positive.
Stephanie Najjar '14 in an interview with NPR's "The State of Things" Morehead House Library, UNC-Chapel Hill
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