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| INTERNATIONAL ORIGINS The surveillance risks prompting a backlash in a country with bad memories of a 1964-85 military dictatorship that spied extensively on suspected leftists including Rousseff herself, who was then a member of a Marxist guerrilla group. Fernando Grella Vieira, who oversees state police in Sao Paulo, declined to comment on intelligence procedures but said security forces "completely respect the right of people to protest in peace." "We are acting to ensure the safety of the people against those who seek violence," Grella said. A protest in Sao Paulo on Jan. 25 offered a vivid example of the kind of disorder that could potentially spoil the World Cup. Following a peaceful demonstration of about 1,500 people, a few dozen protesters split away to cut off major downtown avenues, set fires and try to topple a police car. When police pursued a group of protesters into a hotel lobby, panic ensued among guests, some of whom were ordered to sit on the floor as officers tried to identify the protesters and arrest them, according to local media. Other guests, terrified, sought refuge in their rooms. The protesters, and those who have studied them, say such incidents have been aggravated by the government's response - which they say fundamentally misses what the movement is about. Black Blocs are an international phenomenon, having first appeared in Europe in the 1980s during protests against nuclear power and other issues. Some academics have compared them to early 20th-century anarchists, noting their key role in anti-globalization protests like the 1999 event in Seattle. In some cases, the groups have been leaderless and bereft of any organization, united only by their tactics and the way they dress - typically in all black. In others, some coordination does take place. In Sao Paulo, the Black Blocs have taken on a local flavor. Adherents are mostly males between the ages of 15 and 23, and are members of the new lower-middle class that blossomed when Brazil's economy boomed last decade, said Rafael Alcadipani, a professor at the Getulio Vargas Foundation business school who has researched the group and interviewed its members. That demographic has made big strides in consumption, able to afford washing machines, flat screen TVs and other goods for the first time. But many of these people also suffer from poor health-care facilities, bad public schools and long commutes as the government has not been able to match their rising income - and expectations - with better services. The Black Blocs "believe that the Brazilian political system is broken and that it doesn't represent them," Alcadipani said. Low carb diets are also easier to stick to, probably because they don t require you to restrict calories and be hungry all the time. 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