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After four hours of soaked athletes, singing Marie Antoinette heads, and a befeathered Lady Gaga, Dion made her emotional return to singing. We’re still crying.
The incident has also been liked to the defacement of a Holocaust memorial in the city.
An official said the idea is to give athletes the chance to “bring back a piece of Paris with them.”
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Representatives for Guinness said their ruling was based on the fact that the matches Richard Plaud used are not commercially available.
Prosecutors say the pair “got stuck because of how drunk they were.”
Sadly, no, Delaware is not erecting a 100-foot statue in Aubrey Plaza’s honor.
The City of Light will go dark hours earlier than usual.
The Paris monument closed to the public as France deals with at least 2,800 confirmed cases of the virus.
Firefighters and a “climbing specialist” are reportedly on the scene.
Memorials from Brussels to Rome to New York’s Union Square paid tribute to the victims of Monday’s senseless act of terror.
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