Two years after the uprising that felled Mubarak, Egyptians in one Cairo neighbourhood are tired of waiting for change.
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Al Jazeera captures the mood in Egypt, after the country woke up to a new leadership on July 4.
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The leftist candidate took a bus around the capital in a final bid to gain support for his presidential run.
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