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Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat (front R), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame."

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Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat(2nd from R), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame."

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Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat(front L), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame."

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Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat (front R), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame." (Kyodo)

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Hiroshima 'peace walk' conducted with candles

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Bolatova Shariyat(front L), an exchange student from Kazakhstan dressed in traditional attire, walks with other participants in the Hiroshima Peace Museum in Hiroshima, western Japan, on July 31, 2014, during a gathering to pray for A-bomb victims and the abolition of nuclear weapons, each holding a candle lit with fire of the "Peace Flame." (Kyodo)