The first tweet happened after the protests in Tunisia
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Tens of thousand protesters gathered in Cairo. The protests targeted President Hosni Mubarak.
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Egypt tried to shut down all internet connections. Many still have internet on phones and other devices.
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After Friday prayers protesters march into the streets and over 100 are killed that day in Egypt.
Egyptian mobile phone carriers shut down. An Internationale phone number made to find out info on the protests.
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The Egyptian government tries to gain back its control. Protesters plain a huge march through Cairo.
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