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A demonstrator hits a picture of former Lebanese central bank chief Riad Salameh with a shoe, at a protest organised by Depositors' Outcry, a group campaigning for the rights of depositors in Lebanon, in Beirut, on Thursday. Reuters

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Lebanese American University of Beirut students and activists flash the victory sign as they march in support of the Palestinian people last month. EPA

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