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army, because, of course, the army is seen as something of an arbiter in egyptian affairs, an apolitical organization, that is that defends egypt rather than the political structure of the state. so, as far as we can tell, the soldiers, at least the ones in front of us, are just watching passively as all this goes on, but obviously there are, as i said, the heroes of the moment. ben, is there any way to determine i know it s already dark there, and you ve already got thousands, tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people in the streets, but does it appear that people might be coming out of their homes, perhaps for the first time, to take to the streets and mark this historic day? reporter: many egyptians have been sitting on the fence as thee p these protests have been going