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| Armenia opposition backs down after violent clashes (Reuters) |
| Saturday, 01 March 2008 | |
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Reuters - Most of the opposition supporters
locked in a standoff with police in Armenia's capital ended
their protest on Sunday but a group of around 60 refused to go
home and set fire to abandoned police vehicles.
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