Banners representing clothes of Nike and Adidas hang from a line during a protest in central Madrid July 14, 2011. Greenpeace staged the protest to denounce the polluting of the Yangtze and
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A Greenpeace activist holding a banner reading "A future with no toxins is possible" hangs on a pole during a protest in central Madrid July 14, 2011. Greenpeace staged the protest to
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