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Warm against the cold night air. It is about 3 00 a. M. Here on wednesday morning. They are here because they refuse to leave until they say they see changes in the new interim government here in ukraine. The old president fled. You know that. Hes now in russia. Theres a new government here in power but until the protesters see the changes that they bled for and died for, they say theyre going to stay here to continue to put pressure on and all the barricades are up. You see a lot of signs of th...

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