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BANGKOK: More than 100K at 9pm. Many More Coming. JAMS 50km Long. ArbiSHIT SHITTING!
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Thai men believed to be anti-government protesters lie dead in the street after being shot by an unidentified sniper Saturday, May 15, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. Thai troops clashed with protesters for a third day in Bangkok on Saturday, as streets in the center of the Asian metropolis became battlegrounds and authorities struggled to contain Red Shirt demonstrators demanding the prime minister's resignation.
Thai men believed to be anti-government protesters lie dead in the street after being shot by an unidentified sniper Saturday, May 15, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. Thai troops clashed with protesters for a third day in Bangkok on Saturday, as streets in the center of the Asian metropolis became battlegrounds and authorities struggled to contain Red Shirt demonstrators demanding the prime minister's resignation.
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A Thai soldier puts a warning placard on a razor wire cordon in Bangkok on May 15, 2010. Raging violence in the Thai capital claimed three more lives as gunfire and explosions echoed around tense streets where there have been pitched street battles between troops and protesters.
A Thai soldier puts a warning placard on a razor wire cordon in Bangkok on May 15, 2010. Raging violence in the Thai capital claimed three more lives as gunfire and explosions echoed around tense streets where there have been pitched street battles between troops and protesters.
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Smoke rises from burning tyres on a deserted road as a rescue worker walks past at the entrance of the business district during a rally by anti-government "red shirt" protesters in Bangkok May 15, 2010.
Smoke rises from burning tyres on a deserted road at the entrance of the business district during a rally by anti-government "red shirt" protesters in Bangkok May 15, 2010.
Smoke rises from burning tyres on a deserted road as a rescue worker walks past at the entrance of the business district during a rally by anti-government "red shirt" protesters in Bangkok May 15, 2010.
Smoke rises from burning tyres on a deserted road at the entrance of the business district during a rally by anti-government "red shirt" protesters in Bangkok May 15, 2010.
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A Thai soldier runs to his position across a deserted highway during an army operation to take control of an area around the fortified ''Red Shirt'' anti-government protesters' camp in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
A Thai soldier runs to his position across a deserted highway during an army operation to take control of an area around the fortified ''Red Shirt'' anti-government protesters' camp in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
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A ''Red Shirt'' anti government protester runs in a street as he faces Thai soldiers (not seen) during ongoing clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
Thai soldiers take cover behind trees in a street as they face ''Red Shirt'' anti government protesters (not seen) during ongoing clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
A ''Red Shirt'' anti government protester runs in a street as he faces Thai soldiers (not seen) during ongoing clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
Thai soldiers take cover behind trees in a street as they face ''Red Shirt'' anti government protesters (not seen) during ongoing clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010.
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Residents stand near the gates to their shops after clashes between army soldiers and anti-government 'red shirt' supporters near Bangkok's Din Daeng intersection May 15, 2010.
Girls standing in front of a karaoke club are seen through the broken glass of a phone booth at Din Daeng intersection in Bangkok May 15, 2010. At Din Daeng intersection, north of the protest site, three bodies, including the man, were evacuated on stretchers, a Reuters witness said.
Residents stand near the gates to their shops after clashes between army soldiers and anti-government 'red shirt' supporters near Bangkok's Din Daeng intersection May 15, 2010.
Girls standing in front of a karaoke club are seen through the broken glass of a phone booth at Din Daeng intersection in Bangkok May 15, 2010. At Din Daeng intersection, north of the protest site, three bodies, including the man, were evacuated on stretchers, a Reuters witness said.
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Thai men carry the body of a man killed during clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010. Shots and an explosion were heard in Bangkok as the death toll from the latest clashes between the Thai army and anti-government 'Red Shirt' protesters rises.
Thai men carry the body of a man killed during clashes in Bangkok on May 15, 2010. Shots and an explosion were heard in Bangkok as the death toll from the latest clashes between the Thai army and anti-government 'Red Shirt' protesters rises.
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Thai troops opened fire on 'Red Shirt' protesters during clashes in Bangkok that left five people dead. - AFP
A Thai red shirt demonstrator takes cover after soldiers open fire trying to disperse a crowd of people moving towards the red shirts' fortified camp in the central financial district of downtown Bangkok. - AFP
Thai men put the body of a man killed during clashes in a stretcher in Bangkok. - AFP
Thai troops opened fire on 'Red Shirt' protesters during clashes in Bangkok that left five people dead. - AFP
A Thai red shirt demonstrator takes cover after soldiers open fire trying to disperse a crowd of people moving towards the red shirts' fortified camp in the central financial district of downtown Bangkok. - AFP
Thai men put the body of a man killed during clashes in a stretcher in Bangkok. - AFP
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