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2013-07-03 — boston.com
Egypt's military moved forcefully to seize power from President Mohammed Morsi on Wednesday, deploying tanks and troops in Cairo and other cities, restricting his travel and convening an emergency meeting of top civilian and religious leaders to devise an interim government and lay the groundwork for new elections.
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State radio said that the emergency meeting, which included Mohamed ElBaradei, a prominent Egyptian statesman who has emerged as a leading critic of Morsi, along with top Muslim and Christian leaders, had adjourned after several hours and a "road map" for a post-Morsi government would be announced later.
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