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Despite worldwide focus, city relatively quietPublished 11/28/07
Walking into the Hard Bean Cafe and Bookseller on Market Space, visitors were greeted with a newspaper rack filled with headlines touting Annapolis and its role as host for yesterday's peace talks.
From USA Today to The New York Times to satellite broadcasts around the world, Annapolis seemed to be on the lips of millions.
But despite throngs of police officers, protesters and world leaders, the city remained relatively quiet. Security was tight as dozens of marked and unmarked police cars lined the streets around the Naval Academy, with some coming from as far away as Washington. With their cars generally parked,...
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