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continuing. and at this point what you see is people really getting down to the hard, complicated work of thinking about constitutional form and forming political parties and so forth, and they feel reasonably confident at this point that this new government is going to be overseeing that process effectively. how responsive has the military been, which are the ones who are running things right now, to bringing civilians in? this is the great tension. in fact, what you have in this new egypt, in this new order is a kind of uneasy co-existence of the january 25 young people who came to ta re, and the old military. and in that first chapter, the military was on the side of the people, and there was this kind of alliance. i think by and large the young people, the civilians are going to hold their own. i don t see that the military really want to rule egypt. the role will be preserved, the prerogatives would be preserved the access to money and