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    "Millionaires March" in Manhattan

    Hundreds of protesters, emboldened by the growing national outcry against what they see as the greed of Wall Street, streamed past the homes of some of the country's richest residents Oct. 11 in a "Millionaires March." Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement and other groups walked up the sidewalks of Manhattan's wealthy East Side. (AP)

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    1. Protestors affiliated with the "Occupy Wall Street" protests march past a Valentino store on East 65th Street in New York, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. The crowd marched through out the Upper East Side
    2. Protestors affiliated with the "Occupy Wall Street" protests march the restaurant Daniel on East 65th Street in New York, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. The crowd marched through out the Upper East Side n
    3. A protestor affiliated with the "Occupy Wall Street" protests chants outside 834 Fifth Avenue, where Rupert Murdoch lives, in New York, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. The crowd marched through out the Upp
    4. Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement hold signs aloft as they protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    5. Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement hold signs aloft as they protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    6. Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement hold signs as they protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    7. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement hold signs aloft as they protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    8. A member of the Occupy Wall St movement holds a sign aloft while protesting on 5th Avenue during a march through the upper east side of New York
    9. Member of the Occupy Wall St movement holds a sign aloft while protesting on 5th Avenue in front of Murdoch
    10. A member of the Occupy Wall St movement holds a sign aloft while protesting on 5th Avenue during a march through the upper east side of New York
    11. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    12. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    13. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    14. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York
    15. Members of the Occupy Wall St movement protest on 5th Avenue while marching through the upper east side of New York

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