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More than 12 hours after their Dewey Square camp was cleared by police in an early morning raid, about 200 Occupy Boston demonstrators met to discuss the movement’s next steps.

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The meeting took place at the Boston Common.

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Demonstrators gathered at the Parkman Bandstand.

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A candlelight vigil was also held on the Common tonight.

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Boston Police stood by at Dewey Square, where workers placed sod over the former Occupy Boston camp site.

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An Occupy Boston protester waved to supporters outside the police station after his release.

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An Occupy Boston protester spoke with the media after his release this afternoon.

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Occupy Boston protesters were seen outside of Boston police headquarters, the site of Mayor Menino's press conference this morning.

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Nancy Brennan of the Rose Kennedy Greenway, right, listened to Mayor Menino during a press conference at police headquarters this morning.

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A man used a power washer to clean graffiti off the walls of a building in Dewey Square.

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Crews cleaned up Dewey Square this morning.

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Superintendent William Evans, center, spoke with fellow officers as workers removed debris from Dewey Square.

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Occupy Boston protesters gathered in front of South Station after the raid.

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Some Occupy Boston protesters gathered at South Station after being ousted from nearby Dewey Square.

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An Occupy Boston protester held a sign as work crews cleaned up Dewey Square.

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Crews cleaned Dewey Square immediately after removing all the tents and debris.

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After dawn, crews arrived to clean Dewey Square.

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A view from the InterContinental Hotel of Occupy Boston during the raid.

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A police officer stood near debris from the Occupy Boston camp as officers began arresting protesters.

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Officers tore down tents at the Occupy Boston camp.

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Police formed a perimeter around the Occupy Boston camp.

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Boston police placed removed protesters in a transport vehicle.

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Protesters "wanted to get arrested," said Superintendent William Evans.

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All of the arrested protesters are facing trespassing charges, Boston police spokeswoman Elaine Driscoll said.

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Police moved in to Dewey Square early this morning to clear the camp.

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Police surrounded protesters at Dewey Square this morning.

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Police lined up to evict the Occupy Boston protesters in Dewey Square this morning.

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Police arrived at Dewey Square to evict protesters.

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Briana McDowell, a Suffolk University student, danced with a hula hoop in Dewey Square early this morning.

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Protesters set up a Twister board in the encampment in the early morning hours before the police raid.

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A group of protesters stood in Dewey Square this morning. Rumors circulated through the camp of a possible early morning raid by police.

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Protesters Ralariel Oshinsky and Noah McKenna lay on the ground in Dewey Square this morning.

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Before the large group of police arrived to evict the demonstrators, a Boston Police officer joked with protesters.

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A group of protesters huddled in Dewey Square this morning.

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An impromptu group gathered to play music into the early morning hours at the camp.

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Occupy Boston protesters met in Dewey Square last night as rumors circulated that police would remove them before morning.