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In the article that I found, it discusses how one of Trumps rallies was canceled due to violence. Trump was suppose to speak in Chicago sometime back sometimes in March. For the ones that had sat there for hours waiting for his appearance, they were not happy. Many times when a rally is suppose to happen, there is always going to be conflict between the protesters and the supporters. Some rallies may go well, others may
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