HOWARD NORMAN TAYLOR, KENT, ENGLAND: Hello, my name is Howard Norman Taylor. I'm from Kent in England. And my question is: What was it like reporting during Tiananmen Square?</s>TOM MINTIER, CNN BANGKOK BUREAU CORRESPONDENT: To be there and to watch this demonstration, this protest grow, and then to see it so violently suppressed was something I think shocked a lot of us. I don't think any of us thought that the Chinese military would move as swiftly and as hard in stopping this demonstration as they did.</s>MIKE CHINOY, CNN SENIOR ASIA CORRESPONDENT: I watched as the Chinese army shot its way into Tiananmen Square. I could literally hear the bullets whizzing overhead as the soldiers moved into the square from the east and the west.</s>LARRY REGISTER, CNN V.P., SPECIAL PROJECTS AND NEWSGATHERING: We'll never know how many people died. It taught me to never ever stop trying to get the word out for people who may not have a free voice. You know, that's our job. Our job is to get their voice out.</s>CHINOY: And then there is the man in front of the tank: a symbol of an individual defying the might and authority of the Chinese Communist Party of the state.</s>MINTIER: I've seen a lot of bad things, but what happened in Tiananmen that night is something that I'll never forget.
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