Clinton weighs response to Egypt activist trial  The United
States is evaluating the outcome of legal proceedings in Egypt,
where 16 Americans are among dozens of democracy activists being
put on trial, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Sunday.
The case has strained ties between Egypt and Washington and
threatened $1.3-billion in annual US military aid.  "We are
evaluating the outcomes of the legal proceeding today. We'll
have more to say after we have finished that analysis and
gathered as much information as possible," she told reporters on
a visit to the Moroccan capital, Rabat.  "This is a fluid
situation and there are a lot of moving parts that we have to
fully understand before I go any further than I have."  An
Egyptian court earlier on Sunday adjourned the trial of the
activists in the opening session of the case.  Forty-three
foreign and Egyptian non-profit workers, including the son of
the US transportation secretary, are accused of receiving
illegal funds from abroad and carrying out poli