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One Suspect Shot Dead in Brussels in Police Raid Linked to 2015 Paris Attacks
World | March 15, 2016, Tuesday // 22:26
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Police take up position on a roof during an anti-terror raid in Forest, Brussels, Belgium, 15 March 2016 reportedly linked to the last year's Paris attacks. Photo EPA/BGNES
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