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Clashes break out between protesters and security forces in Togo 's capital Lomé on Thursday .
President Faure Gnassingbé faces criticism over constitutional changes that could extend his rule indefinitely.
Police dispersed dozens of protesters with tear gas and arrested around 10 people in the Bè neighborhood.
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