Occupy activists attend training in nonviolent civil disobedience at the Occupy the Caucus headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa, on Tuesday. Starting Wednesday, Occupy protesters are vowing to interrupt candidates at events and make life difficult at their Iowa offices by camping inside or outside them. They say they want to change the political dialogue, but critics fear their tactics could tarnish Iowa's reputation for civil political discourse ahead of the Jan. 3 caucuses. (Associated Press)
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