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Bush is in Turkey for a Nato summit. (ABC TV)

Protests, explosions mark Bush visit to Turkey

US President George W Bush has arrived in Turkey amid high security following a string of bomb attacks and protests ahead of his visit and a NATO summit which he will attend in Istanbul. Four officers were injured in clashes between anti-US protestors and Turkish riot police after a largely peaceful protest in Ankara just hours ahead of Bush's arrival.

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