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By MICHAEL SLACKMAN and NADIM AUDI The assault by government forces on a procession near Pearl Square on Friday reportedly wounded at least 50 people. By J. DAVID GOODMAN The battle lines between protesters and governments hardened on Friday, as unrest continued in Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, and Algerians and Iranians planned rallies. By ALAN COWELL At least 24 people have died in protests in Libya against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, and demonstrations were reported continuing into the early hours of Friday. By LAURA KASINOF Pro-government demonstrators armed with sticks ran down rivals calling for the ouster of President Ali Abdullah Saleh on Friday. By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Former government officials, economists and business groups say the military is protecting its economic privileges and discouraging reform. |
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