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	In a statement to French people, French Ambassador Gilles Garachon said: &ldquo;Our thoughts are with the victims and their families&rdquo;.</div>
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	&ldquo;Faced with this fresh terrorist attack perpetrated on the day of our national holiday, a symbol of freedom, France is determined to remain united in our values and not relinquish anything to terrorism,&rdquo; the statement said.</div>
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	&ldquo;With unity in our values, we will be stronger. Long live the Republic! Long live France!&rdquo;</div>
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French ambassador expresses condolences over Nice attack

The French ambassador to Thailand has expressed condolences to families of victims of a terrorist attack in Nice, France, that saw at least 84 people killed.

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