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Bahraini girls, with their faces painted in national colors, participate in a march for democracy in Manama, Bahrain on Tuesday
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Children of the revolution: Bahraini girls, with their faces painted in national colors, participate in a march for democracy in Manama, Bahrain on Tuesday. Protesters chanted anti-government slogans during one of several protests organized in the run-up to Friday's third anniversary of an uprising demanding democracy in the Gulf island kingdom. Writing on the girl's face at right reads, "Bahrain, the revolution continues," and on the face of the girl at left: "Bahrain, revolution until victory." (AP/Hasan Jamali) (AP/Hasan Jamali)
Bahraini girls, with their faces painted in national colors, participate in a march for democracy in Manama, Bahrain on Tuesday. Protesters chanted anti-government slogans during one of several protests organized in the run-up to Friday's third anniversary of an uprising demanding democracy in the Gulf island kingdom. Writing on the girl's face at right reads, "Bahrain, the revolution continues," and on the face of the girl at left: "Bahrain, revolution until victory." (AP/Hasan Jamali)
