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"We are not going to change": Barcelona defies terror with a return to normality

After a attack which killed 14 and injured scores more, shock gives way to defiance and unity.

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    He knows whose fault it is... and it's not his.

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    Before entering politics, he studied Machiavelli and the art of gaining and holding power. But is the young French president a lion or a fox?

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