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Now it’s personal: Hundreds of anti-Wall Street protesters organized a “March Millionaire” last Tuesday, the houses of some leaders of the richest in America, stop making fun of “tax the rich!” and “Where’s my bailout?”

Two go twice on the sidewalk because they did not permit in March and will not be accused of blocking traffic, members of the recovery movement on Wall Street and other groups made their way up the East Side of Manhattan, the streets, like Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue, where some of the richest 1 percent of people living in townhouses and luxury apartments.