The clashes allowed them to vent pent-up frustration and anger against the security forces, who as the repressive arm of the regime were Egypt's most hated institution.
"There is this myth that the army are the good cop and the police are the bad cop, but really the police are just the repressive arm of a military authoritarian regime," he told VICE News.
Empowering yourself should be a joyful experience, and certainly not one that could be violently disrupted by having your head caved in by the repressive arm of the state.
The interior ministry hopes to reduce the threat by next season allowing fans to return to stadia that are policed by private security firms rather than the security forces, widely viewed as the hated, repressive arm of an autocratic regime and a lightning rod for soccer activism.
It remains possible that abrogating simultaneously both pluripotency-coupled repressive arms might be sufficient to do so.
With respect to the metastasis-repressive response arm, Myc activation results in a global repression of an extensive network of ECM and adhesion proteins that govern cell migration and invasiveness.
A lone, brave man, Galileo Galilee, defies centuries of tradition and a brutal, repressive Church armed just with his reason, and "that simple bit of reasoning destroyed the Aristotelian world-picture and ushered in science".
A subsequent cable from the American Embassy noted, "It is well established that the Halcones are an officially financed, organized, trained and armed repressive group, the main purpose of which since its founding in September 1968 has been the control of leftist and anti-government students".
That last report, by Mark Curtis, was so calmly delivered yet hard-hitting – the Queen hosts state dinners that put together the head of BAE with leaders of repressive regimes; the arms trade is worth £22bn to the UK – that Today felt obliged to offer BAE the right to reply.
We now live in the shadow of a regime that is martial in its head, repressive in its arms, civilian in its skin, granting freedom only to those who applaud it".Karl Sharro, a Lebanese-Iraqi architect living in London whose whimsical satires have a wide internet following, tried a lighter approach, paraphrasing Woody Allen.
The reality is that London and Washington both enable the Bahraini government's repressive tactics: through arms sales, cozy diplomatic relations, and, in the case of the U.S, its 5th Fleet Naval base.
