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The Christian Science Monitor: Occupy Wall Street Protesters

By Ron Scherer, Staff writer

The Occupy movement kicked off its “spring awakening” in New York’s Bryant Park with a mini-replica of Occupy Wall Street efforts from last fall – free food, a skills exchange, and plenty of noise and soap-box style rhetoric to customize this for Occupy Wall Street protesters.

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