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"content": "The same thing happened in Egypt. The so-called Muslim Brotherhood forced Hosni Mubarak out of power and won when they went for elections. However, instead of consolidating the gains, they gave their enemies a chance for another counter coup. So, at times, during a revolution, when you allow the so-called hotheads to take over, you lose all the gains because that is an opportunity to regroup and counter. If I were an adviser of the revolutionists in Sudan, I would have asked them to agree to some of the ideas."
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