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Tahrir Square: Egypt Election Looms After Protest Violence [PHOTOS]

Tahrir Square, Nov. 18
Clashes among police, military and demonstrators erupted at Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt, on Sunday, injuring many hundreds and killing at least two demonstrators. In the clash's aftermath (see photos from protests here), the upcoming elections have become a source of anxiety and hope for an Egypt beyond SCAF control.
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