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Two Men, Wael Ghonim and Omar Suleiman, Have Emerged to Exemplify the Struggle Between Opposition and Establishment in Egypt
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The Guides and Guardians of Egypt's Great Pyramids and Sphinx Sit Idle as Mass Protests Continue to Sweep the Country
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U.S. Sends Conflicting Messages on Egypt
Officials Try to Control Damage as White House, State Department Envoy Seem to Diverge on Mubarak, Democratic Transition
Diplomatic Spat Deepens for U.S. and Pakistan
Pakistaini Officials Optimistic about Resolution in Case of Ex-Soldier Held for Killing Two in Lahore
Italian Prosecutors Request Berlusconi Sex Trial
Prime Minister, 74, Accused of Paying for Sex with 17-Year-Old Girl, Using Influence to Cover It Up
Somali Pirates Seize Supertanker, $150M of Oil
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Google Keeps Distance amid Exec's Fame in Egypt
Wael Ghonim's Starring Role in Protest Highlights Predicament for Big Companies Whose Workers' Activism Can Become Liability
Egypt Protests: Signs of Revolt
GlobalPost Provides Unique Insight into Anti-Mubarak Uprising with a Look at the Posters of Tahrir Square
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Egypt VP: Protests Cannot Continue Much Longer
Vice President Omar Suleiman Warns that "We Can't Put up with" Continued Protests in Tahrir Square for a long Time
S. Korea Agrees to Talk with North on Families
Military Officers from Both Sides Meet at Border for Second Straight Day to Try to End Tensions on the Peninsula
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