More Anti-Bush Protests Mark New York Convention
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An "unemployment" line of thousands  snaked through New York on Wednesday to mark jobs lost under  President Bush in a quiet protest a day after street scuffles  and the arrest of more than 1,000 demonstrators.
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Protesters poured into Manhattan's streets by the thousands Sunday to protest the war in Iraq and demonstrate against other Bush administration policies on the eve of the Republican National Convention.
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Thousands of protesters marched past New York&#39;s Madison Square Garden where the Republican National Convention starts tomorrow to show their opposition to the Iraq war and President George W. Bush.
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Five thousand people protesting high job losses formed a 3 mile unemployment line in Manhattan on Wednesday and AIDS activists disrupted a Republican meeting on the third day of the party's convention to nominate the president to a second term in office.
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About 200 activists swarmed into New York's Grand Central Station on Thursday, hung banners and chanted "Fight AIDS, not war" on the day President Bush accepts the Republican nomination at his party's convention.
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Miles of demonstrators carrying anti-Bush placards and chanting &quot;RNC get out of town&quot; and &quot;no more war&quot; flowed past Madison Square Garden on Sunday in a mostly peaceful protest
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NEW YORK - More than 100,000 demonstrators marched past a heavily fortified Republican convention hall on Sunday, chanting denunciations of the administration and the war in Iraq as delegates flocked to the city to nominate President Bush for four more years in the White House.    Vice President Dick Cheney campaigned his way into the convention city three days ahead of the president, praising him as "calm in a crisis, comfortable with responsibility and determined to do everything needed to protect our people." He spoke on Ellis Island, framed by a Manhattan skyline altered irrevocably by terrorism...
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators  toting colorful banners and shouting "no more Bush" took to  Manhattan's streets on Sunday, the day before the Republican  convention opens, to decry the Iraq war and President Bush's  policies.
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New York -- Tens of thousands of peaceful protesters, united by their loathing of President Bush and their opposition to the US-led war in Iraq, marched Sunday through the fortified streets of New York, just a day before Republicans convene to nominate
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters  flooded the streets of New York to condemn President Bush on  the eve of the Republican convention on Sunday, but Vice  President Dick Cheney praised Bush's "calm" leadership after  the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
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Dozens of demonstrators heckled and jeered Broadway theatergoers on Sunday, seeking confrontations with Republican delegates who arrived in New York City to back President Bush's reelection bid.
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New York Police arrested more than 900 people late on Tuesday as anti-Bush activists blocked traffic, staged anti-war protests and harassed Republican delegates on the second day of a convention to nominate President Bush to a second term.
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President Bush, on the road to next week's Republican convention, defended his economic record in hard-hit Ohio on Saturday as abortion-rights activists marched through New York City on the front edge of a wave of anti-Bush protests.
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Protests -- and arrests -- began in New York on Thursday, days before the start of the Republican convention, where President Bush will be nominated for re-election in a
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The Republican National Convention's host city braced Sunday for tens of thousands of demonstrators in the largest scheduled protest of the week against the Bush administration.
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NEW YORK - Demonstrators took to the streets on Sunday to protest President Bush's foreign and domestic policies as Republican delegates gathered to nominate the president for a second term.    A day ahead of the start of the Republican National Convention, up to 250,000 demonstrators were expected to march up Seventh Ave...
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Demonstrations and protests bubbled up around New York again Wednesday, as thousands of people formed a symbolic unemployment line extending 3 1/2 miles from Wall Street to within yards of the Republican National Convention.