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May Day graffiti in Berlin. Copyright (C) 2003 by me. licensed under GFDL.

The text reads, "May 1st: cars burn, bulls die". Bullen (literally, "bulls") is derogatory German slang for the police approximately equivalent to "pigs" in English.

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