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As Sitara Ghattamaneni Says "Bonjour From The Land Of Baguettes," Here's How To Ace Your Own Paris Trip
Whether on a family holiday or an all-girls trip with her mother Namrata, little Sitara has never shied away from showing her love for travel.
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"Flying Soldier" Soars Over Paris For Bastille Day Celebrations
''Flying soldier'' and French inventor Frank Zapata enthraled the crowd gathered for Bastille Day celebrations at the Champs Elysees Avenue in Paris on Sunday, by flying his turbine engine-powered hoverboard while holding a gun to demonstrate the future of French military.
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France On Edge As Presidential Vote Looms
France was on edge Saturday on the eve of its most unpredictable presidential election in decades, which will take place under heightened security after the jihadist killing of a policeman.
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The Police Officer Killed In The Paris Terror Attack Had Been At The Bataclan, Too
In 2015, as terrorists fired into a crowd of terrified concert-goers in Paris, Xavier Jugele was outside the Bataclan, helping the wounded.
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Tourists Venture Back To Champs Elysees After Attack: 'Vive Paris!'
Tourists were back on the Champs Elysees early Friday with a mixture of shock and defiance, a day after a terrorist shot dead a policeman on the world-famous avenue on the eve of France's election.
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Riot Police Clash With Fans Following France's Win over Germany in Euro Semi-Final
France qualified for the final of Euro 2016 after beating Germany 2-0 but the match was marred by clashes between football fans and Riot police at the Champs Elysees avenue
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Police Use Tear Gas On Champs Elysees After France Win
Riot police fired tear gas in clashes with youths on the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris early Friday after France's qualification for the Euro 2016 final, an AFP reporter said.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
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Paris Police Fire on Car at Tour De France
Police opened fire on a car which drove through barriers set up for the final stage of the Tour de France in central Paris today but said it appeared to be a minor incident.
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As Sitara Ghattamaneni Says "Bonjour From The Land Of Baguettes," Here's How To Ace Your Own Paris Trip
Whether on a family holiday or an all-girls trip with her mother Namrata, little Sitara has never shied away from showing her love for travel.
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"Flying Soldier" Soars Over Paris For Bastille Day Celebrations
''Flying soldier'' and French inventor Frank Zapata enthraled the crowd gathered for Bastille Day celebrations at the Champs Elysees Avenue in Paris on Sunday, by flying his turbine engine-powered hoverboard while holding a gun to demonstrate the future of French military.
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France On Edge As Presidential Vote Looms
France was on edge Saturday on the eve of its most unpredictable presidential election in decades, which will take place under heightened security after the jihadist killing of a policeman.
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The Police Officer Killed In The Paris Terror Attack Had Been At The Bataclan, Too
In 2015, as terrorists fired into a crowd of terrified concert-goers in Paris, Xavier Jugele was outside the Bataclan, helping the wounded.
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Tourists Venture Back To Champs Elysees After Attack: 'Vive Paris!'
Tourists were back on the Champs Elysees early Friday with a mixture of shock and defiance, a day after a terrorist shot dead a policeman on the world-famous avenue on the eve of France's election.
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Riot Police Clash With Fans Following France's Win over Germany in Euro Semi-Final
France qualified for the final of Euro 2016 after beating Germany 2-0 but the match was marred by clashes between football fans and Riot police at the Champs Elysees avenue
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Police Use Tear Gas On Champs Elysees After France Win
Riot police fired tear gas in clashes with youths on the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris early Friday after France's qualification for the Euro 2016 final, an AFP reporter said.
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Woman Fined 1000 Euros for Refusing Paris Police Fingerprinting
A Paris court on Tuesday fined a woman 1000 euros for refusing to have her fingerprints taken at a rally where clashes erupted between protesters and security forces ahead of a UN climate summit.
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Paris Police Fire on Car at Tour De France
Police opened fire on a car which drove through barriers set up for the final stage of the Tour de France in central Paris today but said it appeared to be a minor incident.
