"...There is a little fatigue everywhere ..."

"... A key test will be whether the momentum of protest can be maintained when the working week begins again on Sunday.
The Egyptian government appears to trying to emphasize the threat to stability and the economy posed by the protests, and tough it out, hoping the demonstrations will fade away.
ElBaradei said he did not think the protests were running out of steam and worried the situation could get even bloodier.
"There is of course a little fatigue everywhere," he told Reuters, adding that there was a "hard core" of demonstrators who would not give up as long as Mubarak held onto power.
"It might not be every day but what I hear is that they might stage demonstrations every other day," ElBaradei said. "The difference is that it would become more angry and more vicious. And I do not want to see it turning from a beautiful, peaceful revolution into a bloody revolution."..."