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Wall Street protests grow after unions' endorsement
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<!-- Module starts: article-byline (ArticleByline) -->October 05, 2011|By Jason Kessler and Michael Martinez, CNN<!-- Module ends: article-byline-->
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<!-- Area ends: article-side-image--><!-- Area starts: article-block-1 --><!-- Module starts: article-text-1 (ArticleText) -->Wall Street protests swelled Wednesday to their largest numbers yet, after local unions pledged support to a third week of demonstrations against income inequality, corporate greed, corruption and a list of other social ills.
Thousands meandered from lower Manhattan's Zuccotti Park -- considered a rallying point for the largely leaderless group -- to Foley Square near City Hall.
The crowd then looped back to the park, punctuating a 19-day protest that promotes a wide, if not ambiguous, range of messages.
Wall Street protests grow after unions' endorsement
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Thousands meandered from lower Manhattan's Zuccotti Park -- considered a rallying point for the largely leaderless group -- to Foley Square near City Hall.
The crowd then looped back to the park, punctuating a 19-day protest that promotes a wide, if not ambiguous, range of messages.
