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ahead aou think i ha year? to say we had the political transition relatively smoothly -- they had elections, they formed a government. what would be the top of the agenda of public debate in egypt at that point? would it be governance issues, corruption, bread and butter issues, jobs, high prices? or will it be foreign policy issues, which usually comes down to being palestine? >> thank you. washington institute. i wanted to ask about the military and egypt, and its views about its own a longer term or medium turnerm interest. some people have argued, including a lot of the tahrir square revolutionaries, that by handing over power as quickly as it was too, the remnants of the ndp and muslim brotherhood will be the ones that the military will end up working with and be most comfortable working with, because they have a head start. do you see the military role and egypt as one of hanging onto its economic privileges, opposing worker rights, opposing serious economic reform, and so on? in other words, something th