EGYPT?S FIRST PARLIAMENTARY election since last winter?s revolution has gotten off to a promising start. Despite 10 days of turmoil in Cairo?s Tahrir Square, long and peaceful lines of voters appeared Monday and Tuesday in the capital and six other provinces ? the first places to vote in a complex electoral process that will stretch across two dozen days between now and March. There were few reports of violence, and initial estimates suggested that turnout would far exceed that of the previous, rigged elections during the 30-year rule of Hosni Mubarak.
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