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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and Letts were found guilty of funding terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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The UK government’s hypocrisy is keeping Jack Letts and his mother in purgatory
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts.
Sally Lane’s son was stripped of his citizenship for allegedly joining Islamic State, yet others have been quietly returned.
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and :Letts were found guilty of fundsing terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and Letts were found guilty of funding terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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The UK government’s hypocrisy is keeping Jack Letts and his mother in purgatory
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts.
Sally Lane’s son was stripped of his citizenship for allegedly joining Islamic State, yet others have been quietly returned.
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and :Letts were found guilty of fundsing terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and Letts were found guilty of funding terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
Sally Lane and John Letts, the parents of Jack Letts, known as "Jihadi Jack" photographed in Oxford, where they live. Lane and Letts were found guilty of funding terrorism for sending their son money while he was in Syria.
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of 'Jihadi Jack'
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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STUDIO - Zeena Qureshi
Zeena Qureshi, CEO and Co-Founder of Ananas Foundation. Qureshi's dream is to ensure that extremists “have no place to hide”. The 26-year-old is the chief executive of Ananas, a new platform that is fighting radicalisation by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors. Ananas, which is also a charitable foundation, uses a similar approach to Google and Facebook in terms of mapping how people think, except rather than using that to push ads, the idea is to help people to understand each other better. Its first mission is to create a "living Koran", to combat both jihadist terrorism and Islamophobia.
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NEWS - Wiedereröffnung vom "Le Carillon Restaurant" in Paris
(160114) -- PARIS , Jan. 14, 2016 (Xinhua) -- People gather outside Le Carillon restaurant, one of sites of the November 13 terror attacks in Paris, on Jan. 13, 2016, on its reopening day. On Nov. 13, 2015, gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people in a series of terrorist attacks in Paris, for which the IS also claimed responsibility.
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. A man rides his bike past a military vehicle parked next to Brussels Central Station where the city is currently on "lockdown" amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477449
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling past tourists in The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477456
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military walk past An empty restaurant at lunchtime on a deserted street in central Brussels where the city is currently on "lockdown" amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477445
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military walk past An empty restaurant at lunchtime on a deserted street in central Brussels where the city is currently on "lockdown" amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477470
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. A deserted street in central Brussels, leading the The Grand Place, the main square in Brussels at 2pm. The city is currently on "lockdown" amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra / eyevine
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra / eyevine
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra / eyevine
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477475
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra / eyevine
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477434
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. A Belgian military vehicle parked The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on "lockdown" amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra / eyevine
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477463
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477474
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477461
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NEWS - Anti-Terror-Einsätze in Brüssel: Hohes Polizei Aufkommen
23/11/2015. Brussels, Belgium. Belgian military patrolling The Grand Place, the main square in central Brussels where the city is currently on lockdown amid "imminent threat" of Paris-style bomb and gun attacks. Some public transport and schools have been closed as a precaution. Photo credit: Ben Cawthra *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field *** *** Local Caption *** 16477462
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