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IN PHOTOS: How newspapers across the world are covering the Paris massacre

By rjoseph1 Global News

Posted November 14, 2015 1:09 pm

Updated November 14, 2015 2:22 pm

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The front page of the Globe and Mail following the terror attacks in Paris that killed over 120 people on Nov. 13, 2015. Newseum

TORONTO – Over 127 people are dead and another 200 are injured following Friday night’s attacks at various locations in Paris. Vivid photos and videos have circulated widely in the hours following the attacks.

Take a look at how newspapers around the world are representing this tragedy.

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Note: Many newspapers in the Eastern Hemisphere would have been printed before the attacks in Paris and have been omitted.

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Liberation, published in Paris, FranceThe National Post, published in Toronto.New York Times, published in New York, U.S.A.Ethnos, published in Athens, Greece.The Irish Times, published in Dublin, Ireland. Milenio, published in Monterry, MexicoThe Times, published in London, England.The Gleaner, published in Kingston, Jamaica.The Toronto Star, published in Toronto.The Washington Post, published in Washington, D.C. .

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