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An armed policeman stands guard in front of the G20 Summit venue in Seoul after security forces blocked off the entire block encompassing the venue on November 12, 2010. Leaders of the Group of 20 on November 11 began the two-day fractious summit dominated by arguments over trade and currency policy.

 

A South Korean policemen stands atop an armoured vehicle outside the venue of the G20 Summit in Seoul on November 12, 2010.

 

A South Korean armoured vehicle stands parked outside the entrance to the venue of the G20 Summit in Seoul on November 12, 2010.

 

Police patrol the streets outside the Convention and Exhibition (COEX) Centre, the venue of the G20 Summit, in Seoul November 12, 2010. The G20 will agree to setting vague "indicative guidelines" for measuring global imbalances and hammer out the details next year, G20 sources said on Friday, effectively calling a timeout to let tempers cool after heated debate over currencies.

 

South Korean armed policemen patrol outside the venue of the G20 Summit in Seoul on November 12, 2010. Leaders of the Group of 20 on November 11 began the two-day fractious summit dominated by arguments over trade and currency policy.

 

Policemen line the fenced off street in front of the G20 Summit venue in Seoul after security forces blocked off the entire block encompassing the venue on November 12, 2010.

 

South Korean police stand outside the venue for the G20 Summit in Seoul on November 10, 2010.

 

A South Korean policeman rides his scooter past an armored vehicle outside the venue of the G20 summit in Seoul on November 10, 2010. World leaders on November 11 start two days of summit talks dominated by an ill-tempered drive to rebalance the lopsided global economy and resolve fractious currency disputes.