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17 JANUARY 2014 - BANGKOK, THAILAND: Anti-government protestors wait to go into an abandoned building they believe was used to plan to an IED attack on one of their marches. The attackers were not found but officials claim to have found a weapons cache in an abandoned building nearby. Friday was day 5 of the anti-government Shutdown Bangkok protests. The protest, led by the People's Democratic Reform Committee, is calling for the suspension of elections pending political reform in Thailand. There was violence at several sites in Bangkok Friday, including running battles between government opponents and supporters at one site and an IED attack by unknown assailants on anti-government protestors at another site. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ

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17 JANUARY 2014 - BANGKOK, THAILAND: Anti-government protestors wait to go into an abandoned building they believe was used to plan to an IED attack on one of their marches. The attackers were not found but officials claim to have found a weapons cache in an abandoned building nearby. Friday was day 5 of the anti-government Shutdown Bangkok protests. The protest, led by the People's Democratic Reform Committee, is calling for the suspension of elections pending political reform in Thailand. There was violence at several sites in Bangkok Friday, including running battles between government opponents and supporters at one site and an IED attack by unknown assailants on anti-government protestors at another site. PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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