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Mass rave in France breaks up amid virus fears, police controls partygoers

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Revellers early Saturday began leaving an illegal New Year rave in northwestern France that drew some 2,500 people, led to clashes with police and sparked concerns it could spread the coronavirus. IMAGES

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