Waves of Euphoria in Egypt as Mubarak Departs
Protesters Weep with Joy amid Fireworks, Singing as 18 Days of Protests Bring Down President Hosni Mubarak
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Protesters Weep with Joy amid Fireworks, Singing as 18 Days of Protests Bring Down President Hosni Mubarak
In Reaction to Mubarak's Resignation, the Massive Crowds Demonstrating in Cairo Broke out in Riotous Celebrations
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Embattled President Leaves Capital after Defying Protesters' Demands for His Ouster, but He Is Expected to Return
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After Defiant Speeches from President Mubarak and Vice President Suleiman, What Actions will Protesters Take?
Crowds Enraged by Mubarak Refusing to Step Down; Egyptian President Hands Authority to VP; Calls Protests Legitimate
Mona Eltahawy Tells CBS Evening News Anchor Katie Couric that Mubarak's Speech was "Sadistic" and a Way to Incite Protesters
Demonstrations Threaten to Turn Dangerous as Embattled President Transfers Some Undefined Powers to Loyal Vice President