(1)Photos from Beirut car bomb site

(1)Photos from Beirut car bomb site

BEIRUT, Lebanon - Soldiers keep guard Feb. 15 at a building damaged by a huge car bomb blast in Beirut the previous day that killed former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and nine other people.

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