(CNN) -- As the World Economic Forum drew to a close, at the far end of the chic Promenade running through Davos and well away from the conference center, police had closed off a small section of the road. Gathered within the cordon was a group of around 20 protesters, some in costumes and face paint, waving flags and dancing. A 20-something in a long coat attempted to whip up some enthusiasm with a megaphone shouting "We are the 99%," and "Occupy!" while a middle aged man strummed a guitar. Italian rock music played through an amplifier that another protestor had wheeled into the road.
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The World Economic Forum in Davos attracted only quiet protestors beyond its security
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This year's dissenters, unlike the Occupy movement of previous years, didn't attract much attention
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They appeared as the world's business and political leaders were leaving town
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