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On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the Feb. 17 revolution, residents here say that while they are thrilled their former dictator is gone, there hasn't been enough of an effort to purge his supporters from the leadership.
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"The question is whether the regime has fallen or is it still there," said Abdel Salam El Sherif, 33, a lawyer and political activist.
