A general view of Egyptian protesters during a march in Tahrir Square in Cairo November 25, 2011. [Credit : Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters]
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A general view of Egyptian protesters during a march in Tahrir Square in Cairo November 25, 2011.

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Pictures of Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, US president, Barack Obama, Egypt’s de facto military ruler, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, and other local personalities are plastered on the sole of a shoe, Tahrir Square, Nov. 25. [Credit : Mahmud Hams/ AFP/Getty]
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Pictures of Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, US president, Barack Obama, Egypt’s de facto military ruler, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, and other local personalities are plastered on the sole of a shoe, Tahrir Square, Nov. 25.

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Large crowds of protesters take part in Friday prayers, Egypt. [Credit : Mahmud Hams/AFP/Getty]
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Large crowds of protesters take part in Friday prayers, Egypt.

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Cairo, Egypt. Protesters wave a flag in Tahrir Square. [Credit : Bernat Armangue/AP]
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Protesters wave a flag in Tahrir Square.

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Tens of thousands of Egyptians gather in Cairo’s Tahrir square on November 24, 2011 as members of Egypt’s ruling military council rejected calls to step down immediately, saying it would amount to a “betrayal” as anti-military protests entered their seventh day. [Credit : Odd Anderson/AFP/Getty]
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Tens of thousands of Egyptians gather in Cairo’s Tahrir square on November 24, 2011 as members of Egypt’s ruling military council rejected calls to step down immediately, saying it would amount to a “betrayal” as anti-military protests entered their seventh day.

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Cairo, Egypt. A protester tries to dismantle a barbed wire barricade, newly erected by the Egyptian army, near Tahrir Square. [Credit : Tara Todras-Whitehill/AP]
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A protester tries to dismantle a barbed wire barricade, newly erected by the Egyptian army, near Tahrir Square.

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Cairo, Egypt. A vendor sells his wares in Tahrir Square. [Credit : Tara Todras-Whitehill/AP]
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A vendor sells his wares in Tahrir Square.

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Protesters clash with riot police along a road which leads to the Interior Ministry, near Tahrir Square, in Cairo on November 23, 2011. Several thousand Egyptians rallied in Tahrir Square demanding an end to military rule, despite a promise by the country’s interim leader to transfer power to an elected president by mid-2012. [Credit : Mahmud Hams/AFP/Getty]
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Protesters clash with riot police along a road which leads to the Interior Ministry, near Tahrir Square, in Cairo on November 23, 2011. Several thousand Egyptians rallied in Tahrir Square demanding an end to military rule, despite a promise by the country’s interim leader to transfer power to an elected president by mid-2012.

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Protesters (L) take cover behind a barricade as they and riot police throw stones during clashes near Tahrir Square in Cairo November 23, 2011. Egypt’s army chief Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, seeking to defuse street protests that have left 37 dead, promised a swifter handover to civilian rule but failed to convince thousands of hardcore demonstrators, some of whom battled police through the night. [Credit : Asmaa Waguih/Reuters]
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Protesters (L) take cover behind a barricade as they and riot police throw stones during clashes near Tahrir Square in Cairo November 23, 2011. Egypt’s army chief Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, seeking to defuse street protests that have left 37 dead, promised a swifter handover to civilian rule but failed to convince thousands of hardcore demonstrators, some of whom battled police through the night.

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Cairo, Egypt. A protester picks up rocks during clashes with riot police, near Tahrir Square. [Credit : Mohammed Hossam/AFP/Getty]
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A protester picks up rocks during clashes with riot police, near Tahrir Square.

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Thousands of Egyptian protesters attend a rally in Tahrir Square on the fourth day of clashes, Nov. 22. [Credit : Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty]
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Thousands of Egyptian protesters attend a rally in Tahrir Square on the fourth day of clashes, Nov. 22.

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A wounded protester holds spent ammunition at a field hospital near Tahrir Square, during clashes with Egyptian riot police, in Cairo November 20, 2011. [Credit : Amr Abdallah Dalsh/Reuters]
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A wounded protester holds spent ammunition at a field hospital near Tahrir Square, during clashes with Egyptian riot police, in Cairo November 20, 2011.

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Cairo, Egypt. Protesters carry a man wounded during clashes with riot police in Tahrir Square to be treated. [Credit : Khalil Hamra/AP]
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Protesters carry a man wounded during clashes with riot police in Tahrir Square to be treated.

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As the shooting of tear gas canisters by riot police intensified, protestors began picking up pieces of concrete that they had broken on the ground to throw in retaliation. Both sides threw rocks. [Credit : Shadi Rahimi/Al Jazeera]
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As the shooting of tear gas canisters by riot police intensified, protestors began picking up pieces of concrete that they had broken on the ground to throw in retaliation. Both sides threw rocks.

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Egypt’s cabinet tendered its resignation as clashes raged in Tahrir Square between police and protesters demanding democratic change in the country. This picture from Tahrir Square gives a sense of the scale of the protesters, with Reuters reporting some 20,000 people have packed into the area, November 21. [Credit : Mahmud Khaled/AFP]
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Egypt’s cabinet tendered its resignation as clashes raged in Tahrir Square between police and protesters demanding democratic change in the country. This picture from Tahrir Square gives a sense of the scale of the protesters, with Reuters reporting some 20,000 people have packed into the area, November 21.

[Credit : Mahmud Khaled/AFP]

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