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"You disturb us, challenge us to get out of our comfortable, anesthetized lives," Gaido said. Jets from an air show getting under way at nearby El Toro Marine Corps Air Station roared overhead during the rally, partly drowning out singer Anna (Banana) Hamilton as she belted out a repertoire of anti-nuclear songs. Alliance for Survival had anticipated more than 300 participating in the event, called "Walk for Our Future," but coordinator Tim Carpenter said he was pleased with the lesser turnout. He said the Alliance would probably raise more than $3,000 through pledges solicited by the walkers. Carpenter said the alliance's budget during the past year was about $40,000.

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