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  Former army chief Sisi in power since 2014
  
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  Flag-waving citizens appear at polling stations
  
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  (Updates with details throughout)
  
  By Farah Saafan and Amina Ismail
  
  SUEZ, Egypt Dec 11 (Reuters) - Egyptians, some arriving on buses or stationed waving national flags
  outside polling stations, voted on Monday in the second of
  three days in a presidential election in which Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is expected to sweep to a third, six-year term.
  
  
  Many have shown little interest or knowledge about the election, which is being held amid a grinding economic crisis and war on Egypt's border in the Gaza Strip.
  Authorities and commentators on tightly controlled
  local media have been urging people to vote out of national duty.
  
  
  Crowds have appeared at polling stations where patriotic music is blasted through loudspeakers,
  though other polling stations observed by Reuters reporters appeared
  quiet.
  
  Critics call the election a sham after a decade-long crackdown on dissent.
  
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  political pluralism, and authorities have denied violations of electoral rules.
  
  
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  said Passant Tarek, a 27-year-old dentist casting her ballot in Suez, 125 km (78
  miles) east of Cairo.
  
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  with flags in front of all polling stations. Others shepherded middle-aged and elderly women into mini-buses.
  
  
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  up for extended periods outside polling stations.
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  his achievements for Egypt, which she said was doing
  better than war-ravaged Gaza despite rising living
  costs.
  
  "Just bring down the price of onions," one woman shouted.
  Another, weeping, explained that she had to beg to provide for a bedridden husband and three children, before being ushered back into line.
  
  
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  On Sunday, a Reuters reporter saw bags of flour, rice and other basic commodities being handed out to people who voted near
  another polling station in Giza.
  
  Diaa Rashwan, head of Egypt's state media body, said any provision of
  money or goods in return for votes was a criminal offence, punishable by fines or prison. There was no evidence of
  people being obliged to wait outside polling stations,
  and those who chose to do so out of support for a candidate were acting within their rights, he said.
  
  
  Reuters reporters also saw employees of three companies being
  brought on buses to vote. Rashwan said companies may have provided buses to facilitate voting by their employees.
  
  
  The National Election Authority said turnout on the first two days of voting had reached about 45%, and that
  voting had proceeded in a regular manner.
  
  
  Voting runs from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. (0700-1900
  GMT) and concludes on Tuesday, with results due on Dec. 18.
  
  
  (Reporting by Farah Saafan in Suez and Amina Ismail in Cairo; Writing by Aidan Lewis; Editing by Alex Richardson and Tomasz Janowski)
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