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"A statue of a fat man in a string vest wedged in a wheelie-bin that sparked debate when it appeared next to the plinth of <a href=\"https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/all-about/edward-colston\" target=\"_blank\">Edward Colston</a> was collected at the second attempt by council workers, after one arm was stolen. The saga of the controversial statue, which appeared to be a response to <a href=\"https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/cenotaph-protesters-accused-urinating-against-4228481\" target=\"_blank\">the gathering of around 300 people</a> on Saturday (June 13) who said they were &apos;guarding&apos; the Cenotaph, lasted less than 24 hours but was full of a very Bristol kind of intrigue. After <i>Bristol Live</i> reported on Tuesday that it had disappeared from a position next to the Colston Statue it had occupied on Monday, nobody was quite sure what had happened to it. But now the mystery can be partly solved - although it raises more questions. Read our full report <a href=\"https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/mystery-what-happened-controversial-man-4235675\" target=\"_self\" rel=\"Follow\">here.</a>"
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