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 | 10 Downing Street Newsroom: Press Briefing - Asked if the Prime Minister had a view about the behaviour the pro-hunting protestors last night, the PMOS said the Prime Minister believed that the place to resolve this issue was in Parliament through the normal democratic process. (December 17, 2002)
|  | MegaStar: An almighty fox up - While this is not exactly a riot, such a protest does little to suggest the Government is handling the countryside debate well. UK. (December 17, 2002)
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 | SABC News: Six arrested in anti-hunting protest - "The people need to know that we mean what we say, we want to be listened to and we want the town people to leave us alone in the country, to live our lives according to our moral decisions," one protester said. South Africa. (December 17, 2002)
|  | Scotsman: Pro-hunt protesters clash with police at Commons - Alison Hardie. Nearly 700 officers from the Metropolitan Police struggled to keep control over nearly 2,300 protesters. Scotland, UK. (December 17, 2002)
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 | Country Life: The Countryside Comes to London - Carla Passino and Arabella Youens. Coverage of the hunting community gathering in London's Hyde Park to demonstrate against the Government's proposal to ban stag hunting and hare coursing. (December 16, 2002)
|  | New York Times: Sound the Horns: A Fox Hunt Compromise - The battle, seemingly obscure, symbolizes crucial fault lines in British society, pitting rich versus poor, town versus country. USA. (December 16, 2002)
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 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Fox-Hunt Supporters Protest in London - Although pro-hunt demonstrators previously have marched in large numbers in the capital, their protests usually are quiet and peaceful, counting on sheer numbers for impact. But on Monday, the growing crowd turned unruly and protesters and police pushed and shoved outside the gates of Parliament. USA. (December 16, 2002)
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