Continued turmoil in Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - A security guard places a barricade in front of the entrance of a luxury hotel in a business area in Bangkok on May 14, 2010. Continued tension between the Thai government and demonstrators led to violence overnight that left one dead and eight injured.

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