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	&quot;We have joint obligations,&quot; Hollande told reporters as he kicked off a week of intense diplomatic efforts aimed at rallying support for a renewed bid to crush IS, which claimed responsibility for the devastating Paris attacks.</div>
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Hollande says after post-attacks talks with Cameron 'we have joint obligations'

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Hollande says after post-attacks talks with Cameron 'we have joint obligations'

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