Anti-Japan protests occur for 2nd day, China gov't urges restrain

Anti-Japan protests occur for 2nd day, China gov't urges restrain

XIAN, China - Security officials are on the alert at a square in Xian, China, where anti-Japan protests broke out over Japan's control of the disputed Senkaku Islands, on Oct. 17, 2010. Violent demonstrations were carried out for a 2nd day in China despite its government's call for restraint. (Kyodo)

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