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Slideshow: The 10 Foreign Countries Getting Their Very Own Tea Parties

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Though it's still very much in its infancy, the once distinctly American Tea Party movement has nonetheless started slowly creeping overseas. Here, we offer a rundown of the conservative, anti-tax party's various foreign outposts, and the burgeoning movements inspired by it.

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