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18-Year-Old, Youngest Killed At Orlando Nightclub, Mourned
Some mourners are remembering the youngest of the 49 victims of the Florida nightclub massacre by wearing red, her favorite color.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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Tourist Paradise Becomes A Sad Sight Post Nightclub Massacre
After days of turmoil in a city that's supposed to be a happy paradise for tourists, residents paused with the president and vice president to mourn victims of the horrific massacre at a gay nightclub.
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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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Puerto Rico Mourns, Prepares To Bury Those Killed At Orlando Club
Puerto Ricans held somber vigils and prepared to bury many of their own after authorities said nearly half of those killed at a gay nightclub in Florida had ties to the U.S. territory.
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Orlando Gay Men Angry They Can't Donate Blood After Massacre
As they mourn friends and partners murdered in the gay nightclub massacre, homosexual men in Orlando are eager to join in the rush of solidarity by donating blood for those victims still clinging to life.
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18-Year-Old, Youngest Killed At Orlando Nightclub, Mourned
Some mourners are remembering the youngest of the 49 victims of the Florida nightclub massacre by wearing red, her favorite color.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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Tourist Paradise Becomes A Sad Sight Post Nightclub Massacre
After days of turmoil in a city that's supposed to be a happy paradise for tourists, residents paused with the president and vice president to mourn victims of the horrific massacre at a gay nightclub.
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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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Puerto Rico Mourns, Prepares To Bury Those Killed At Orlando Club
Puerto Ricans held somber vigils and prepared to bury many of their own after authorities said nearly half of those killed at a gay nightclub in Florida had ties to the U.S. territory.
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Orlando Gay Men Angry They Can't Donate Blood After Massacre
As they mourn friends and partners murdered in the gay nightclub massacre, homosexual men in Orlando are eager to join in the rush of solidarity by donating blood for those victims still clinging to life.
