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It’s not the army that is rejecting something, but the presidency, which also means that “presidential” is wrong. The first word should be the subject, and the first word is "presidency." And it’s not a presidential statement, but the army’s. (The grammar of the statement indicates that the entity making the statement is masculine, and that fits "army," but not "presidency.") Here’s what it should be:
Crisis in Egypt: The presidency rejects the deadline of the army and considers its [that is, the army’s] statement “confusing for the national scene.”
It’s not the army that is rejecting something, but the presidency, which also means that “presidential” is wrong. The first word should be the subject, and the first word is "presidency." And it’s not a presidential statement, but the army’s. (The grammar of the statement indicates that the entity making the statement is masculine, and that fits "army," but not "presidency.") Here’s what it should be:
Crisis in Egypt: The presidency rejects the deadline of the army and considers its [that is, the army’s] statement “confusing for the national scene.”
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