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(21 Jul 2001) Palazzo Ducale 1. Wide shot of bay 2. Summit delegates leaving building 3. Bush and entourage leaving summit 4. Blair and Putin and entourage leaving summit talking together 5. Cars arriving at building to collect delegates Fiera Di Genova 6. Riot police clearing debris from road 7. Riot police in formation with shields up walking along street 8. Riot police throwing smoke cannister 9. Various of riot police firing weapons 10. Various of riot police gathered at end of street Corso Sar Degna 11. Protesters holding hands in a human chain 12. Various of protest crowd gathered, listening to speaker 13. Person throwing bucket of what from balcony over protestors below to cool them off 14. Protesters cheer as water hits them 15. Protesters marching peacefully 16. Man on balcony hosing down protestors to cool them off 17. Protesters clapping and cheers as water hits them Fiera Di Genova 18. Riot police walking beside APC 19. Tear gas being fired through the sky 20. Various of riot police firing weapons 21. Various of injured police officer on stretcher being wheeled by medical crews into ambulance STORYLINE: Italian riot police clashed with protesters against world capitalism again on Saturday as the Group of Eight (G-8) industrialised states ploughed ahead with their high-security summit after an activist's death at its doorstep. Police guarding the fortified summit "red zone" around the heart of Genoa fired tear gas at the crowds after about 2,000 demonstrators broke off from a 50-thousand-strong march to smash windows and set fire to at least one garbage bin. The demonstration, the third in as many days, came only hours after the G-8 leaders rejected calls to suspend their annual summit because police shot dead an Italian protester attacking their jeep during violent unrest on Friday. In a statement on the summit's second day, the heads of the world's leading industrial powers insisted their talks focused on vital world issues like the economy, jobs, trade and aid, especially for Africa. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...