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By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
Four deadly bombings left a grim realization that a cycle of terrorism and repression is hardening the wills of the military-backed government and a growing Islamist insurgency to fight to the death.
"--- “Everything is left now to the army and the police, there is no politics in Egypt,” said Fahmy Howeidy, a veteran columnist considered sympathetic to political Islam. “And if you close the door against peaceful solutions, you should expect violence as an alternative.”---".
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Economic Shifts in U.S. and China Batter Markets
By NATHANIEL POPPER
With China's rise and the Federal Reserve's economic action both in retreat, investors have been heading for the exits in markets as far removed as Buenos Aires, Istanbul and Beijing, with effects spilling over into the rest of the world.
Judge Orders Hospital to Remove Pregnant Woman From Life Support
By MANNY FERNANDEZ
Doctors had cited a Texas law that prevents them from withdrawing or withholding "life-sustaining treatment" from a pregnant patient.
