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2 Dead in Paris Siege, Including Woman Who Blew Herself Up: Police
Two suspected terrorists holed up in an apartment north of Paris died during a police siege today, including a woman who detonated an explosives vest, according to police sources.
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Charlie Hebdo's First Edition After Attack Sells Out in Minutes
The first edition of Charlie Hebdo published after last week's deadly attack by Islamist gunmen sold out within minutes at newspaper kiosks around France on Wednesday, with readers queuing up for copies to support the satirical weekly.
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Paris Gunman Told Yemeni he Lived With 'Underwear Bomber'
One of the men behind last week's deadly rampage in Paris claimed to have lived with the Nigerian behind the failed al-Qaida "underwear bomb" plot five years ago, a Yemeni reporter who met the Paris attacker said on Monday.
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Appropriately Represented at Paris Solidarity March: India
India today reaffirmed that it was with those who condemned the attacks in Paris and said it was "appropriately" represented at the solidarity march yesterday in Paris which was attended by many world leaders.
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France Hunts for Attack Accomplices, Deploys 10,000 Troops
France ordered 10,000 troops into the streets on Monday to protect sensitive sites after three days of bloodshed as it hunted for the accomplices to the Islamic militants who left 17 people dead as they terrorized the nation.
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Republican Questions US Low-Profile at French March
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio says he thinks the United States had too low a profile at a solidarity march on Sunday in support of the French people after the terrorist attack against a Paris newspaper.
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World Leaders, Crowds Gather for Historic Paris March of Defiance And Sorrow
More than a million people and dozens of world leaders were expected to march through Paris on Sunday in a historic display of global defiance against extremism after jihadist attacks that left 17 dead.
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Paris Terror Arsenal: Kalashnikovs, Rocket Launcher, Grenade
Kalashnikov assault rifles. Plenty of ammunition. Molotov cocktails, a grenade, a death-dealing Skorpion machine pistol and a few handguns. Plus a revolving light that could be placed on a car roof to make it look like an undercover police car.
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Tintin Turns 86, Expresses Solidarity With Paris Terror Victims
Fictional detective Tintin today turned 86 and used the occasion to express his solidarity with the families of the Charlie Hebdo attack victims.
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France Taking 'All Measures' to Secure Charlie March on Sunday
France will take "all measures" to ensure the safety of tomorrow's march to be attended by European leaders after this week's attacks and is maintaining its highest possible security level in the Paris area, the interior minister said.
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French Hunt for Gunman's Girlfriend After Bloody Siege Climax
French forces were today frantically hunting for the girlfriend of an Islamist gunman as the country mourned 17 dead in three blood-soaked days that shook the nation to its core.
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2 Dead in Paris Siege, Including Woman Who Blew Herself Up: Police
Two suspected terrorists holed up in an apartment north of Paris died during a police siege today, including a woman who detonated an explosives vest, according to police sources.
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Charlie Hebdo's First Edition After Attack Sells Out in Minutes
The first edition of Charlie Hebdo published after last week's deadly attack by Islamist gunmen sold out within minutes at newspaper kiosks around France on Wednesday, with readers queuing up for copies to support the satirical weekly.
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Paris Gunman Told Yemeni he Lived With 'Underwear Bomber'
One of the men behind last week's deadly rampage in Paris claimed to have lived with the Nigerian behind the failed al-Qaida "underwear bomb" plot five years ago, a Yemeni reporter who met the Paris attacker said on Monday.
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Appropriately Represented at Paris Solidarity March: India
India today reaffirmed that it was with those who condemned the attacks in Paris and said it was "appropriately" represented at the solidarity march yesterday in Paris which was attended by many world leaders.
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France Hunts for Attack Accomplices, Deploys 10,000 Troops
France ordered 10,000 troops into the streets on Monday to protect sensitive sites after three days of bloodshed as it hunted for the accomplices to the Islamic militants who left 17 people dead as they terrorized the nation.
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Republican Questions US Low-Profile at French March
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio says he thinks the United States had too low a profile at a solidarity march on Sunday in support of the French people after the terrorist attack against a Paris newspaper.
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World Leaders, Crowds Gather for Historic Paris March of Defiance And Sorrow
More than a million people and dozens of world leaders were expected to march through Paris on Sunday in a historic display of global defiance against extremism after jihadist attacks that left 17 dead.
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Paris Terror Arsenal: Kalashnikovs, Rocket Launcher, Grenade
Kalashnikov assault rifles. Plenty of ammunition. Molotov cocktails, a grenade, a death-dealing Skorpion machine pistol and a few handguns. Plus a revolving light that could be placed on a car roof to make it look like an undercover police car.
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Tintin Turns 86, Expresses Solidarity With Paris Terror Victims
Fictional detective Tintin today turned 86 and used the occasion to express his solidarity with the families of the Charlie Hebdo attack victims.
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France Taking 'All Measures' to Secure Charlie March on Sunday
France will take "all measures" to ensure the safety of tomorrow's march to be attended by European leaders after this week's attacks and is maintaining its highest possible security level in the Paris area, the interior minister said.
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French Hunt for Gunman's Girlfriend After Bloody Siege Climax
French forces were today frantically hunting for the girlfriend of an Islamist gunman as the country mourned 17 dead in three blood-soaked days that shook the nation to its core.
