Just a few weeks after moving into McPherson Square and Freedom Plaza, Occupy DC stood out from its counterparts across the country because it hadn’t clashed with police, it hadn’t been threatened with eviction and it hadn’t seen the mass arrests that marked so many other Occupy encampments.

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