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Crowds pay tribute to late Lebanese PM Rafik Hariri on 19th anniversary of assassination

  • Waving the pale-blue flags of Saad Hariri’s political party the Future Movement, the crowd clapped and cheered as he paid his respects at his father’s tomb
  • Hariri, who returned to Beirut on Sunday ahead of the anniversary, is still considered the country’s main Sunni Muslim leader
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