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France Terrorism

FILE - This undated and unlocated file frame grab provided Wednesday, March 21, 2012, by French TV station France 2 shows Mohamed Merah, the al-Qaida-inspired gunman who killed paratroopers and Jewish children in southern France. A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday in southern France on suspicion of links to an Islamic militant who killed Jewish schoolchildren and French paratroopers in a rampage that terrified the country earlier this year, the Paris prosecutor's office said Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012. The arrests, the first in the case since March, may throw new light on suspicions that gunman Mohamed Merah did not act alone in the attacks, which left seven dead and left France in shock. Merah was later killed in a shootout with police. (AP Photo/France 2, File)

FILE - This undated and unlocated file frame grab provided Wednesday, March 21, 2012, by French TV station France 2 shows Mohamed Merah, the al-Qaida-inspired gunman who killed paratroopers and Jewish children in southern France. A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday in southern France on suspicion of links to an Islamic militant who killed Jewish schoolchildren and French paratroopers in a rampage that terrified the country earlier this year, the Paris prosecutor's office said Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012. The arrests, the first in the case since March, may throw new light on suspicions that gunman Mohamed Merah did not act alone in the attacks, which left seven dead and left France in shock. Merah was later killed in a shootout with police. (AP Photo/France 2, File)

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