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|  Gearing Up for DownTime
When stocking the suitcase for El-Sahel, beach towels and bathing suits are no-brainers. But leave room for the high- and low-tech toys that will help you make the most of your holiday — and every day.
It’s too late to start worrying about whether your body is beach-ready. It’s June, ladies and gentlemen, so you had better be set: If you’re as out-of-shape as most of us, there’s not a heck of a lot you can do on that front between now and the (early) onset of Ramadan.
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Karim Abdullah
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Color Me Indian | Officials want model pig farms, but zabaleen claim swine flu is a scapegoat for killing off the pork industry
At the entrance to Manshiet Nasser, police at a blockade check every person coming in and out of the neighborhood. Along the narrow streets and alleys
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Lamia Hassan
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Read more | The Indian community thrives in Egypt, thanks to our cultural affinities and the Indian worldview of tolerance for religious and social diversity
Music, spices, jewelry, Bollywood, long jet-black hair, floral wreaths, candles and color — all the things that usually come to mind when one thinks o
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Ethar El-Katatney
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 | Alpine Jam
It’s not summer in Switzerland without the Montreux Jazz Festival
By Kate Durham
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 | No-Strings Marriage
No apartment, no dowry, no wife, right? Not so fast. An obscure Al-Azhar decree says misyar marriage is halal.
By Ethar El-Katatney
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 | Off the Script
The Ministry of Health and Population targets counterfeit drugs in pharmacies
By Passant Rabie
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