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Dalian's Party bosses may have welcomed the demonstrators as a means to advance various interests.
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On Sunday, photos circulated on the Internet showing thousands gathered in front of Dalian's government headquarters starting in the early morning.
China Bows to Plant Protesters James T. Areddy 2011
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Whether Dalian's current leadership had a political motive to let the demonstration gain momentum will probably never be known, though it was interesting to see Dalian Party Secretary Tang Jun stand on a vehicle to tell the protesters that their voices had been heard—an unusual move in itself.
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Reuters Starting in the early morning on Sunday, photos circulated on the Internet showing thousands gathered in front of Dalian's government headquarters.
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The decision to close the plant was announced just hours after Dalian's Communist Party Secretary Tang Jun, standing atop a police van, tried and failed to disperse a crowd authorities estimated at 12,000 with a pledge to relocate the plant at a future date.
China Bows to Plant Protesters James T. Areddy 2011
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Kyodo News/Associated Press The decision to close the plant was announced just hours after Dalian's Communist Party Secretary Tang Jun, standing on top of a police van, seen here second from left, tried and failed to disperse a crowd that authorities estimated at 12,000 with a pledge to relocate the plant at a future date.
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But today, Dalian's population is more than six million.
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It said fishermen without equipment were doing most of the cleanup work at one of Dalian's most popular beaches, Jinshitan.
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It said fishermen without equipment were doing most of the cleanup work at one of Dalian's most popular beaches, Jinshitan.
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A China National Petroleum Corp. crude-oil pipeline in Dalian, China, exploded on July 16, causing part of Dalian's port to be closed and disrupting the movement of crude oil and refined products.
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