A boy wears a horn shaped hat during a protest against the lifting of a U.S. beef ban by the Taiwan government, outside the Presidential Office in Taipei November 14, 2009. A few thousand protesters marched on Saturday towards the Presidential Office against the decision to reopen markets to U.S. bone-in beef, most likely in November, ending a six-year import ban that was in place over fears of mad cow disease. The words on the hat read "Anti-U.S. beef". REUTERS/Nicky Loh (TAIWAN POLITICS HEALTH CONFLICT)
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