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ADVISORY-Reuters Witness story from Blacksburg, Virginia
22 Apr 2007 20:00:04 GMT
Source: Reuters
Patricia Zengerle, who is based in Washington, D.C., was one of the team of Reuters journalists who covered the Virginia Tech university shootings.

In the following story, slugged BC-WITNESS/USA-CRIM-SHOOTING and headlined "WITNESS-This time, a tragic campus visit", she reflects on how the story affected her as the parent of a daughter preparing to go to college and how students affected by the tragedy came to resent the media's attention.
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Protesters hold banners denouncing North Korea and its leader Kim Jong-il at an anti-North Korea protest in front of a Seoul hotel, venue for the inter-Korean ministerial talks, as policemen surround them June 1, 2007. A sign (L) reads, "Abolition of North Korean nuclear programme, cessation of Kim Jong-il (regime) and liberty unification (of the two Koreas)."



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