G-8 summit

G-8 summit

BELFAST, United Kingdom - A woman lays flowers before monuments bearing the number of victims of Syria's civil war in a campaign by international nongovernmental group Oxfam calling for the resolution of the conflict, in Belfast on June 17, 2013, the day a summit of the Group of Eight nations began in Northern Ireland.

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