Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, the largest but outlawed opposition group in the country, has rejected an offer by Vice President Omar Suleiman for talks in a bid to end the civil unrest. "We have repeatedly said no dialogue with the current regime until Mubarak steps down. This remains our stance," Gamal Hishmat, one of the leads of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt said in a brief interview cited by international media.
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