• The fourth is a former air-force general, Ahmed Shafiq, who was briefly prime minister as Mr Mubarak fell.

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  • The candidate's Muslim Brotherhood has claimed that he won 52% of the vote compared with 48% for his rival, former PM Ahmed Shafiq.

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  • Ahmed Shafiq, an army general, former Aviation Minister, and appointed as Prime Minister by Mubarak for a month in 2011, is named interim president for another transitional period.

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  • The court also ruled that former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq can remain a presidential candidate in this weekend's runoff election, despite his close association with the former regime.

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  • The Muslim Brotherhood has called for a "million-man" protest in Tahrir Square on Friday against the nomination of former members of Mubarak's regime, including Suleiman and Ahmed Shafiq, the former prime minister.

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  • Those battle lines loom large as Egyptians are set to vote in a presidential runoff that pits an ex-regime stalwart Ahmed Shafiq, a former Air Force Commander and Mr. Mubarak's last prime minister against the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohammed Morsi.

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  • For one thing, a win for his rival, Ahmed Shafiq, a former air-force commander who was the last prime minister of the fallen president, Hosni Mubarak, would have tipped power entirely into the hands of what many Egyptians regard as the forces of counter-revolution.

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  • And bitterly polarised but more-or-less free presidential polls did produce, via a first round in May and this month's run-off, a generally accepted winner by a slim margin, the Brotherhood's candidate, Muhammad Morsi, though his rival, General Ahmed Shafiq, a Mubarak-era prime minister, still challenges this.

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  • Shafiq Ahmed, an official with Pakistan's meteorological department, told CNN the tremor, which he put at magnitude 7.9, struck inside southern Iran, near the border with Pakistan.

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  • Within a few short weeks, Mr Ahmed and his two friends, Shafiq Rasul and Asif Iqbal, were back home in the small West Midlands town of Tipton, where local people greeted their return by setting fire to an effigy of a figure in an orange boiler suit.

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