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Chinese hold anti-Japan protests over boat dispute (AP)

September 18th, 2010

A Chinese policeman watches protesters hold placards chanting slogans during an anti-Japan protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, China Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010. Dozens of Chinese protesters chanted 'Down with Japan' outside the Japanese embassy Saturday on a politically sensitive anniversary before hundreds of police ushered them away, amid official worries that anger over a China-Japan boat incident in disputed waters could get out of control. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)AP - Protesters in several cities across China marked a politically sensitive anniversary Saturday with anti-Japan chants and banners, as authorities tried to stop anger over a diplomatic spat between the Asian giants from getting out of control.


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