Isetan store damaged amid violence in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - A journalist peers at the smashed window of a branch of Japanese department store Isetan in Bangkok on May 20, 2010. The branch was damaged when antigovernment demonstrators set fire to many buildings in Bangkok after Thai troops smashed through their barricades on the previous day to end two months of antigovernment protests. (Kyodo)

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