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France braces for a third weekend of Halloween protests

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French authorities are preparing for a third weekend of protests coinciding with Halloween, while shops are protecting their storefronts. Law enforcement is seeking to prevent a repeat of the street violence that occurred two weeks earlier, France 24 reports.

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