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Vive la France!

Posted on November 14, 2015 by Do Bianchi

Solidarity for our French sisters and brothers… thoughts and prayers for all those affected by yesterday’s attack on French citizens and Parisian visitors… vive la France!

French flag image via Wisegie.

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