Once Upon a Revolution (49 page)

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Authors: Thanassis Cambanis

Free Egyptians and,
150
–52

2011 parliamentary elections,
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–63,
167
–69

in 2012 parliament,
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–78

social media,
11
,
28
,
29
,
44
,
126
,
214

role in revolution,
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,
45
,
54
,
61
,
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–71,
83
–84,
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–6,
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–40,
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,
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,
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society,
2
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3
,
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,
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,
27
,
35
,
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,
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feudal families,
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–30

future of,
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–58

middle class,
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19
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29
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54
,
69

Morsi and,
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–98,
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–31

Muslim Brotherhood and,
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post-Mubarak,
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,
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–76,
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–100,
101
–30,
141
,
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193

Society of the Muslim Brothers,
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sofa party,
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Soviet Union, collapse of,
5

State Security,
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–27,
36
–44,
77
,
78
–81,
104
,
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,
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archives,
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–81

secret prisons,
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Stewart, Jon,
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Strong Egypt Party,
213

Suez,
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72

Suez Canal,
14
,
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–32

suicide bombings,
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Suleiman, Omar,
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,
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,
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Sunni Muslims,
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Supreme Constitutional Court,
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–87,
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,
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,
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Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF),
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–76,
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–85,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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Battle of Mohamed Mahmoud,
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–60

censorship directive to media,
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–19

“Communiqué Number One,”
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constitutional referendum and,
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–85,
93

crackdown on civil society groups,
179

Facebook page,
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–84,
103

legislative powers of,
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,
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,
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–98,
206

Maspero massacre,
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–46,
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military rule,
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–75,
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,
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–85,
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–30,
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–46,
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,
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–64,
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,
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–79,
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,
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–96,
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,
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,
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,
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Morsi and,
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–98,
204
–31

Port Said massacre,
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–76

Supreme Guidance Bureau,
42

Syria,
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,
27
,
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,
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–4,
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,
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war in,
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–4

“Tahrir Code,”
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Tahrir Square,
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–7,
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,
53
,
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,
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,
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,
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Battle of Mohamed Mahmoud,
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–60

fall of Mubarak,
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–76,
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,
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–14

February 2 (Battle of the Camel),
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–57,
65
,
76
,
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,
140

first anniversary of revolution,
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–72

Friday of the Second Revolution,
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–3

January 25 (Day of Rage),
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–54

January 28 (Friday of Rage),
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–56

July 8 (Friday of Determination),
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–8

“Republic of Tahrir” period,
57
–59

revolution,
see
Egyptian Revolution

second anniversary of revolution,
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–17

sit-in,
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–11

third anniversary of revolution,
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Taliban,
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Tammarod,
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–31

Tantawi, Mohammed Hussein,
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–75,
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Tarek, General,
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–65,
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tear gas,
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,
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,
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television,
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,
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,
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advertising,
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el-Sisi and,
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,
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,
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–41,
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Maspero massacre and,
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–46

Morsi and,
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,
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–15,
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,
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,
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Mubarak's final address on,
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Port Said killings and,
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–75

presidential debates,
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–84

revolution and,
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–53,
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–61,
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,
77
,
78
,
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,
112
–14,
166
,
173
,
229

SCAF censorship directive to,
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–19

strike,
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Temple of Hatshepsut,
36

textiles,
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,
120

Tiananmen Square,
65

Tora Prison,
42

torture,
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,
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,
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,
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–35,
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tourism,
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,
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traffic,
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police,
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treason law,
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Tunisian Revolution,
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,
45
,
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–50,
65

Turkey,
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,
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,
257

Twitter,
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,
61
,
139

umma,
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,
37

unemployment,
26
,
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,
197

United States,
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,
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119
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Camp David Accords,
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-Egyptian relations,
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–26,
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–10,
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invasion of Afghanistan,
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,
40

Iraq War,
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–23,
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Occupy Wall Street movement,
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Upper Egypt,
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,
125
,
131
,
132

veil,
69
,
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Velvet Revolution,
5

“virginity tests,”
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–85

Wadi Hof,
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,
21

Wafd Party,
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,
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,
162

Wagdy,
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–42

We Are All Khaled Said,
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46
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women,
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–28,
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blue bra beating,
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–64

Islamic attitudes toward,
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revolution and,
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–70,
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–85,
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–64,
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sexual assaults of,
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,
84
–85,
179
,
191

veil and,
69
,
151

“virginity tests,”
84
–85

Workers Democratic Party,
120

World War II,
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,
32

Wust el-Balad,
21

xenophobia,
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,
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,
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,
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Yassin, Osama,
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Youssef, Abdelrahman,
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Youssef, Bassem,
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–40

Youth Movement for Justice and Freedom,
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146
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YouTube,
39
,
12
,
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Zagazig,
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Zamalek,
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,
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,
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Zionism,
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,
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,
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Cambanis, Thanassis.

Once upon a revolution : an Egyptian story / Thanassis Cambanis.

pages cm

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Egypt—History—Protests, 2011– 2. Kamel, Basem. 3. Abdelkareem, Moaz. 4. Political activists—Egypt—Biography. 5. Civic leaders—Egypt—Biography. 6. Revolutionaries—Egypt—Biography. 7. Egypt—History—1981-—Biography. 8. Social change—Egypt—History—21st century. I. Title.

DT107.88.C36 2015

962.05'5—dc23

2014022751

ISBN 978-1-4516-5899-6

ISBN 978-1-4516-5901-6 (ebook)

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