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| | Wired News: Free Speech Behind the Razor Wire |
 | | But activists have been largely united in one civil action: their boycott of the so-called free-speech zone carved out by the U.S. Secret Service and local authorities, the only spot where protesters will be able to shout their messages to the delegates arriving on buses in a nearby parking lot. |
 | | The protest zone, which most people here simply call "the cage," is beneath an elevated section of disused subway tracks near a newly paved bus parking lot. |
 | | The zone, surrounded by two layers of chain link fences mounted on Jersey barriers, draped with fl mesh and topped with razor wire, violates the protesters' free-speech rights, said a legal observer for the Boston chapter of the National Lawyers Guild. |
| www.wired.com /news/politics/0,1283,64349,00.html (756 words) |
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