Occupy Wall St. Keeps Momentum

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 2:33PM EDT / Published Oct. 14, 2011 6:29PM EDT

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Occupy Wall Street has held its ground in New York, after Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s office announced that a cleanup of the protesters’ home base in Lower Manhattan would be postponed. Meanwhile, a group of students stormed Goldman Sachs’s offices in Milan, Italy on Friday ahead of tomorrow’s international day of occupation, with rallies planned in London, Frankfurt, Washington, and Providence, Rhode Island, among other places. Ten protesters were arrested in Seattle last night, while Denver police arrested at least 23 people camped out in front of Colorado's Capitol.

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Occupy Wall St. Keeps Momentum

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