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Protests on Anniversary of Bahrain Unrest

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This is the first anniversary if anti-government protests that rocked the tiny Gulf kingdom last February. Tuesday, the government deployed troops to prevent any gatherings marking the anniversary.

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Day 2 of Protests in Bahrain

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Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Jordan have all seen protests. Now, Bahrain is standing up, too. Foreign correspondent for The New York Times, Michael Slackman reports from Manama, Bahrain.

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