Photos | Protest March through Metropolis
A crowd of 41 people, including Roger Yuan and Smriti Mehra, walk down the city street holding signs and banners during a protest parade in May 2006.
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mos urban flag street amos recreation roger yuan transportation se outdoor mehra archam ome pea footwear million bag busca crowd bring marchamos city car protest ai lana marchanos vote sign shoe handbag tro hoy helmet ana greei mañana now dignit parade metropolis cast road wristwatch vehicle performance symbol tañana hat text light traffic banner smriti accessories art land
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