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Supporters and opponents of Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez fight during a protest in Caracas. Former presidential candidate Manuel Rosales, a top opponent of Chavez, demanded the release of jailed protesters as university students poured into the streets for a third day.  (Photo by Fernando Llano / AP)
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