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hey thanks for those uploads.Great viewing them...
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Bollywood (films) is one of the biggest industry of India. Bollywood is only a part of the Indian film industry located in Mumbai (Bombay) and is not in a single physical place like Hollywood But Bollywood is the popular face of Indian film.
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TUNIS, Tunisia – Tunisia took a step toward democracy and reconciliation Monday, promising to free political prisoners and opening its government to opposition forces long shut out of power — but the old guard held onto the key posts, angering protesters.
Demonstrators carrying signs reading "GET OUT! demanded that the former ruling party be banished altogether — a sign more troubles lie ahead for the new unity government as security forces struggle to contain violent reprisals, shootings and looting three days after the country's longtime president fled under pressure from the streets.
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CAIRO – Egyptian activists protested for a third day as social networking sites called for a mass rally in the capital Cairo after Friday prayers, keeping up the momentum of the country's largest anti-government protests in years.
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"We are not pushing this movement, but we are moving with it. We don't wish to lead it but we want to be part of it," said Mohammed Mursi, a senior Brotherhood leader.
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"The movement of the Egyptian people that began January 25 and has been peaceful, mature and civilized must continue against corruption, oppression and injustice until its legitimate demands for reform are met," said the statement.
A spokesman for ElBaradei, Abdul-Rahman Samir, said the former head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog was expected to join protests planned for after the Friday prayers.
ElBaradei urged the Egyptian regime to exercise restraint with protesters, saying they have been met with a good deal of violence which could lead to an "explosive situation." He added that his goal is to make sure things will go in an orderly and peaceful way and says that those who have taken to the streets are expressing their "legitimate need" for an Egypt that is democratic and based on social justice.
ElBaradei returned to Egypt last year after living abroad for decades and has created a wave of support from reformists. But he so far insisted he would not run in this year's presidential election unless restrictions on who is eligible to contest the vote are lifted and far reaching political reforms are introduced.
ElBaradei also has his detractors, who say he spends too much time away from Egypt and may be lacking a thorough understanding of life here because of the decades he has lived abroad, first as an Egyptian diplomat and later with the United Nations.
But ElBaradei, whose support base is primarily made up of youths, is not tainted by corruption and his international standing would present authorities with a dilemma if he joins protesters.
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Associated Press reporter Tarek el-Tablawy contributed to this report.
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