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Al Jazeera staff in Cairo report increasing police presence. Plain-clothes armed officers tell our producer they will redeploy tonight.
The crowd grows in Tahrir Square as Tuesday morning continues, estimated at 3000-5000 people. Some army presence is still visible.
Our producer reports the crowd has swelled to 10,000, including children. Buses are available to take protestors to other areas.
Swiftly clearing checkpoints, our staff witnesses citizens taking control of the protests with sincere dedication.
A "surreal, euphoric" feeling at Tuesday's protests in Tahrir Square, says 28-year-old Waleed Fateem, a resident of Cairo.
Our producers report pro-Mubarak demonstrations marching in Cario, especially in front of the state television building where cameras are trained on them.
Pro-Mubarak demonstrations number 50-150 people each. At the demonstration in Aguza, local residents tell our producer supporters were paid to demonstrate.
Our producer walks in a crowd of over 500 people after Friday prayers, proceeding to Tahrir Square. Divisions still appearing in Egypt regarding President Mubarak.
An otherwise peaceful day is marred by arguments
between protesters in Tahrir Square and the Egyptian army with regard to traffic barricades.