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			  	Egypt: Islamists mass to renew call for restoration of Mohammed Morsi as US calls for his release
 		 Tens of thousands of Islamist demonstrators massed in Cairo as they renewed    their calls for the restoration of Mohammed Morsi, Egypt's deposed president.  
 	 					 			 				 							 									  Supporters of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi offer their Friday prayer in Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt Photo: AP
  By  											Robert Tait, Magdy Samaan in Cairo
 					 					
 		6:31PM BST 12 Jul 2013
 		 		 
 	
 	  	 			  	 					 On the first Friday of Ramadan, protesters congregated at a makeshift camp    near Rabba al-Adawiya mosque, which has served as a staging point for Mr    Morsi's supporters in the Muslim Brotherhood movement for the past two    weeks.  
  The rally came as the United States called upon the Egyptian army to release    Mr Morsi, who has been imprisoned since his July 3 overthrow. State    Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the US agreed with an earlier appeal    from Germany for the deposed president to be freed, and was “publicly”    issuing the same request for “an end to restrictions on Mr Morsi’s    whereabouts”. 
  It was the Brotherhood's first major show of force since at least 53 of its    supporters were shot dead on Monday by Egyptian    army troops outside the Republican Guard's officers' club, where the ousted    president is believed to be held.  
  The Brotherhood has accused the army of carrying out a "massacre".  
  Mr Morsi was removed from office in a move instigated by the army following a    wave of popular revolt against his presidency. His supporters have called    his removal a military coup and claim it was orchestrated by the US and    supported by its Western allies. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...s-release.html
 
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
				
			
			
			
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