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The anti-government protests are set to escalate in Egypt on Friday as millions of people are scheduled to gather at mosques for Friday prayers.
The protesters are planning to march in huge numbers to the presidential palace on Friday.
President Hosni Mubarak's grip on power looks tenuous as huge crowds gathered in Cairo for a tenth consecutive day on Thursday, demanding his resignation.
Despite the government's crackdown on the protesters, many Egyptians still remained in the Tahrir Square in Cairo late on Thursday.
Many protesters said that they slept over in Tahrir Square last night and will sleep on the streets as well until their demands are met.
"We are sleeping over and we won't leave unless he (Mubarak) leaves," some protesters said.
The protesters are demanding the ouster of Mubarak, who has ruled with an iron-fist for three decades.
On Thursday, violence once again erupted between anti-government protesters and Mubarak loyalists in central Cairo.
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An injured anti-government protester takes a break sat on a wrecked truck used as a barricade in Cairo's Tahrir square where thousands are calling for the ouster of embattled President Hosni Mubarak.
Agencies
