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Apr 18 2009, AP

The Dalai Lama’s nephew has walked 900 miles from Indiana to New York City to protest what he calls Chinese suppression of Tibetans.

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Tens of thousands filled the square by the Ferry Building in downtown San Francisco for the 5th Annual Walk for Life West Coast Saturday, January 24. (PRNewsFoto/Walk for Life West Coast/Photo by Darwin Sayo)