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World takes to social media to #PrayforParis

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Nov 14, 2015

As the world continues to watch coverage of the attacks in Paris, people around the world are coming together on social media to mourn the victims and to stand strong.

The hastag #PrayforParis is being seen on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

>>Complete coverage of the Paris terror attack can be found here

From peace signs made with the Eiffel Tower to images of world icons bathed in the blue, white and red, the world is coming together:

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