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Olso Explosion

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Smoke billows out from the windows of a government building in Oslo after two bombs rocked the Norwegian capital on July 22, 2011. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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Pictured is an aerial view of Olso's city centre shortly after an explosion rocked the Norwegian capital on July 22, 2011. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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A picture taken on July 22, 2011 shows debris of broken dispaly windows in a street of Oslo after an explosion near government buildings. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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A picture taken on July 22, 2011 shows a damaged dispaly window in a street of Oslo after an explosion near government buildings. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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A picture taken on July 22, 2011 shows shards in a street of Oslo after an explosion near government buildings. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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Medics tend to people injured in an explosion in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. A powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on Friday, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Rescue workers tend to people injured in an explosion in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. A powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on Friday, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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A man tends to a woman wounded, after an explosion near government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. A powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on Friday, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Photo taken on July 22, 2011 shows a damaged building in front of the Labour Party's headquarters after a powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo. At least one person was killed and many injured.
Oslo Explosion

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Paramedics and firefighters tend to victims of a bomb blast which took place outside the Norvegian Prime Minister's office in Oslo, on July 22, 2011. The powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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A damaged building is seen after a bomb blast which took place outside the Norvegian Prime Minister's office in Oslo, on July 22, 2011. The powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Cloths, an umbrella, and blood are scattered on a sidewalk after a bomb blast which took place outside the Norvegian Prime Minister's office in Oslo, on July 22, 2011. The powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Smoke rises from a building after a powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died.
Oslo Explosion

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Broken glass and debri remain at the entrance of a government building damaged by a bomb blast which took place outside the Norvegian Prime Minister's office in Oslo, on July 22, 2011. The powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died. "A powerful explosion has taken place in the government quarter," Norwegian police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Smoke rises from a building after a powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died.
Oslo Explosion

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Smoke rises from a building after a powerful bomb blast rocked government and media buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011, causing "deaths and injuries" and dealing heavy damage, police said. Police said a bomb was behind the explosion and Norwegian media reported that at least two people died.
Oslo Explosion

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Photo taken on July 22, 2011 shows the shattered windows of a government building following an explosion in Norway's capital Oslo. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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Police tend to wounded people after explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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A woman covered in blood is taken by the arm after two bombs rocked the Norwegian capital of Oslo on July 22, 2011. Militants staged twin bomb and shooting attacks in Norway Friday, leaving at least 11 dead as a blast tore through government buildings and a gunman opened fire at a youth meeting of the ruling party. Many were also reported wounded from the bomb blast in central Oslo and the shooting at a summer school meeting of Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg's ruling Labour Party outside the capital.
Oslo Explosion

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People run after an explosion near government buildings in Olso on July 22, 2011. Norwegian police confirmed that people were killed and injured in Friday's explosion near government buildings in the capital Oslo. "Police can confirm there were deaths and injuries following the explosion in the government quarter this afternoon," police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Injured people lay on the ground at the site of an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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Injured people are treated by medics at the scene of an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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Injured people are treated by medics at the scene of an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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Police evacuate a wounded woman after an explosion near government buildings in Olso on July 22, 2011. Norwegian police confirmed that people were killed and injured in Friday's explosion near government buildings in the capital Oslo. "Police can confirm there were deaths and injuries following the explosion in the government quarter this afternoon," police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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Injured people are treated by medics at the scene of an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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Police evacuate a wounded woman after an explosion near government buildings in Olso on July 22, 2011. Norwegian police confirmed that people were killed and injured in Friday's explosion near government buildings in the capital Oslo. "Police can confirm there were deaths and injuries following the explosion in the government quarter this afternoon," police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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People are treated at the scene after an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
Oslo Explosion

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People give phone calls as they stand near a burning government building in Olso on July 22, 2011. Norwegian police confirmed that people were killed and injured in Friday's explosion near government buildings in the capital Oslo. "Police can confirm there were deaths and injuries following the explosion in the government quarter this afternoon," police said in a statement.
Oslo Explosion

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People are treated at the scene after an explosion near the government buildings in Norway's capital Oslo on July 22, 2011. At least one person was killed by the powerful explosion which ripped through government and media buildings.
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Maria V. Kransberg

Just now we hear that there were shooting in another part of norway. Norways Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, is from the party ARBEIDERPARTIET. The young members of ARBEIDERPARTIET were at Utøya, Buskerud having a Summercamp. This is where the shooting happened(is happening). Earlier today Norways former (and first female) prime minister, Gro Harlem Brundtland, (who were also from the party ARBEIDERPARTIET) were at this summercamp earlier today. It is also a rumor that Jens Stoltenberg were at Utøya earlier today, but left just before the shooting happened. A man dressed as a police man got to the Island when he said he was there for a rutine-check-up after the bomb in Oslo. When he got to the island he then pulled a gun and started shooting around him. It is not confirmed if he was alone or if there were several police-dressed men. Rumor has it that 4 people were dead, and at least 5 people were shot. Youth are now swimming away from the island, trying to get away.It seems as the attack is for ARBEIDERPARTIET or the prime minister. The people are now terrified, myself included.
L. J.

This is a horrible, tragic, and hateful act aimed at these people. This world is in a dismal state if people are walking around disguised as normal only to attack and forever alter other peoples lives like this. I am so sorry for what happened to you guys and I don’t believe there is enough justice that can be delivered to trump the fear and dispair that has been bought upon you. Like so many other countries fighting with terror, it becomes so real when it happens in places that we least expect. Something has got to change but no one wants to do anything that may threaten their popularity. The innocent suffer while the officials drink coffee and discuss what or who gets the money this time. Unless of course one of their loved ones are harmed-then they’d become commando and quit throwing money at people who don’t care about money. GIve the money to the victims who may not be able to return to work right away after burying a child, a parent, or a spouse. Or to the ones who are too scared to leave the house. Oh but those are just a small portion of the population… we see them as long as you feel they are relevant.
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