November 5, 2013. 12 photos.

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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.
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    Anonymous Million Mask March in Downtown Austin. The march was in solidarity with marches in cities across the nation and around the world. Nov. 5 is also Guy Fawkes Day, named after the conspirator of the Gun Powder Plot of 1605, a failed attempt to level England’s top tiers of government.

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