Chinese papers on Bo Xilai's case

BEIJING, China - Photo shows various Chinese newspapers dated Sept. 23, 2013, reporting on their front pages the ruling given on Bo Xilai, one-time rising star of China's Communist Party, the previous day. Bo was sentenced to life in prison and deprived of his political rights forever in the country's most high-profile corruption trial in decades.

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