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The LCBO at King and Spadina is boarded up and closed for business in preparation for the protests expected in the downtown core, June 25, 2010.

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Police were out in full force for the march

The march route started at Allan Gardens along Carlton, then down Bay St. to Gerrard until police stopped and broke up the group into different directions

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Tensions run high as many minor altercations caused long delays

Clowns taunt police in riot gear along Gerrard St. E

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