Paramilitary soldiers stand on guard at an entrance of the Tiantongyuan station of the metro line 5 in Beijing, China on Monday, April 12, 2010. Beijing raised the subway security level to the highest, with all of its nine subway lines' entrances, passages, stations and security checkpoints being guarded by armed police, SWAT teams, police dogs and law and order police.(Photo By Fa Zhi/Color China Photo/AP Images)

Paramilitary soldiers stand on guard at an entrance of the Tiantongyuan station of the metro line 5 in Beijing, China on Monday, April 12, 2010. Beijing raised the subway security level to the highest, with all of its nine subway lines' entrances, passages, stations and security checkpoints being guarded by armed police, SWAT teams, police dogs and law and order police.(Photo By Fa Zhi/Color China Photo/AP Images) Stock Photo

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