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(From L-R) Executive Director of the Nobel Peace Center Bente Erichsen, Chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Thorbjorn Jagland, European Parliament President Martin Schulz and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso pose for a picture during the opening of an exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo December 11, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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(From L-R) Executive Director of the Nobel Peace Center Bente Erichsen watches as European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and European Parliament President Martin Schulz raise their arms during the opening of an exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo December 11, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz (C) talks with Eskil Pedersen (R) Chairman of the youth branch of the Norwegian Labour Party (AUF) during a visit to Utoeya island, northwest of Oslo December 11, 2012, where 69 people, mostly teenagers, were gunned down and killed by Anders Behring Breivik on July 22 last year. Schulz was one of three European Union presidents sent to Oslo to receive the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the EU on Monday.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz (L) talks with Eskil Pedersen (R) Chairman of the youth branch of the Norwegian Labour Party (AUF) during a visit to Utoeya island, northwest of Oslo December 11, 2012, where 69 people, mostly teenagers, were gunned down and killed by Anders Behring Breivik on July 22 last year. Schulz was one of three European Union presidents sent to Oslo to receive the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the EU on Monday.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz (R) talks with Eskil Pedersen (2nd L) Chairman of the youth branch of the Norwegian Labour Party (AUF) during a visit to Utoeya island, northwest of Oslo December 11, 2012, where 69 people, mostly teenagers, were gunned down and killed by Anders Behring Breivik on July 22 last year. Schulz was one of three European Union presidents sent to Oslo to receive the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the EU on Monday.
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REFILING WITH ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti (L) talks to French President Francois Hollande after the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo December 10, 2012.
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REFILING WITH ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso (C) and European Parliament President Martin Schulz (L) wave to people gathered with torches under the balcony of the Grand Hotel to greet the Nobel peace prize winners after the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo December 10, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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REFILING WITH ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and his wife Ingrid Schulerud arrive for the Nobel Banquet taking place in Grand Hotel after the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo December 10, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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REFILING WITH ADDITIONAL RESTRICTIONS People gather with torches outside the Grand Hotel to greet the Nobel peace prize winners after the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo December 10, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz displays the Nobel medal as he leaves Grand Hotel by car after the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo December 10, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
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(From L-R) Executive Director of the Nobel Peace Center Bente Erichsen, Chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Thorbjorn Jagland, European Parliament President Martin Schulz and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso pose for a picture during the opening of an exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo December 11, 2012. The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday, an award which some past winners called unjustified but European leaders defended for recognising the stability and democracy brought to the continent after two world wars.
Photo: REUTERS
