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Egyptian courts go on strike to protest Morsi decrees

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CAIRO In an escalation of the tug-of-war between Egypt's president and the powerful judiciary, judges in the country's top courts went on strike Wednesday to protest Mohammed Morsi's seizure of near absolute powers, while Islamists rushed to complete a new constitution, the issue at the heart of the dispute. The moves came a day after at least 200,000 protesters filled Cairo's central Tahrir Square to denounce the decrees Morsi issued last week, which place him above oversight of any kind, including by the courts. The size of the protest was reminiscent of some of the larger rallies held in the square during the 18-day uprising that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak's authoritarian regime nearly two years ago. Clashes between some protesters and police continued Wednesday although the protests were calmer than the previous day, CBS News correspondent Holly Williams reports.

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Mohammed Morsi

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Relevance: 0.90555

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0.135498Morsi says the decrees are necessary to protect the "revolution" ...
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  • Number of Quotes: 1
  • Aggregate Sentiment: 0.135498
  • Mean: 0.135498
  • Standard Deviation: 1.4142135623731

Hosni Mubarak

Overall Sentiment: 0.160089

Relevance: 0.241088

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Maher Sami

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Relevance: 0.20273

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0.184839"The court is determined to rise above its pain and continue its sacred mission until the end, wherever that takes us," Maher Sami, the high court's deputy chairman, said ...
-0.156294"The allegation that the (June) ruling was reached in complicity with others to bring down elected state institutions and consequently the state's collapse ... is incorrect and untrue," said Sami, ...
Sentiment Stats:
  • Number of Quotes: 2
  • Aggregate Sentiment: 0.028545
  • Mean: 0.0142725
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Mohammed Mumtaz Metwali

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Holly Williams

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Nasser Amin

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-0.139056"This is the highest form of protest," said Nasser Amin, ...
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  • Number of Quotes: 1
  • Aggregate Sentiment: -0.139056
  • Mean: -0.139056
  • Standard Deviation: 1.4142135623731

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Organization: Supreme Constitutional Court

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