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To the extent that people aren't able to do that, people aren't able to worship freely is — you know — I think is a mistake." Bush arrived in Seoul on Tuesday night for a visit that has highlighted his close relationship with President Lee, a south shore elder care lawyers conservative elected only five months ago. Lee pointed out that they had already met three times and, despite protests that had weakened his young presidency, he expressed a desire for deep ties with the United States. When they first met Wednesday at the presidential Blue House here, both leaders made note of the demonstrations the night before. Lee noted the thousands of people who retirement living facilities in south dakota had rallied in favor of closer relations. "And, of course, behind those people, there were those who were sort of opposed," he went on, prompting laughter. "However, the number greer south carolina florist was minimal, sir." Hours before Bush's arrival, the national police sent 24,000 officers to central Seoul population of south america to guard against violence as the rival protesters, each side numbering thousands, began rallying in the afternoon. Middle-aged Christians and aging veterans in military uniforms prayed and waved American flags, while young South Koreans battled the riot police, shouting "Bush Out!" The police fired water cannons to stop south dakota motocross the anti-Bush group from marching on Lee's office. The demonstrators hurled bottles and garbage during sporadic, small-scale scuffles with the police. On Wednesday the National Police Agency said 167 people involved in protests in central Seoul were arrested overnight. Choe Sang-hun contributed reporting. 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