Sign-in request times out during upgrade to iOS7

I have a 4s and just tried to upgrade to iOS 7. It wants me to sign in to iCloud as part of the setup, but the request keeps timing out. I'd prefer not to skip this step but don't know how to get past it.

I just had this happen on my development iPad and can no longer install with my existing development provisioning profile.

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