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About 100 anti-abortion activists were arrested in Clayton, Mo., after trying to stop women from entering an abortion clinic, authorities said. Those arrested were to be charged with trespassing and resisting arrest, St. Louis County police said. Many of the demonstrators were from out of state, police said, adding that there was no violence.
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