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• Jan. 27, 2008: Lebanese soldiers take positions after they were targeted in a shooting as opposition supporters set tyres on fire in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.
• Jan. 27, 2008: Lebanese soldiers stand guard as opposition supporters demonstrate in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.
• Jan. 27, 2008: Lebanese soldiers stand guard as opposition supporters demonstrate in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.
• Jan. 27, 2008: Opposition supporters demonstrate as Lebanese soldiers stand guard in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.
• Jan. 27, 2008: Lebanese soldiers take positions after they were targeted in a shooting as opposition supporters set tyres on fire in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.
• Jan. 27, 2008: Lebanese soldiers take positions after they were targeted in a shooting as opposition supporters set tyres on fire in Beirut's Shiite southern suburb of Shiyah, Lebanon. Dozens of angry people protesting electricity rationing closed a major intersection south of Beirut Sunday and troops had to shoot in the air to disperse the angry demonstrators, security officials said.