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Philippine police commandos carry the flag-draped coffins of their fallen comrades from C-130 planes shortly after arriving at a military base in Manila on January 29, 2015. A long, slow procession of Philippine-flag-draped coffins poured out of military transport planes in Manila on January 29 as the country mourned dozens of policemen killed in a botched anti-terror operation. AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE
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FALLEN COP Policemen carry the body bag of a comrade, one of 64 members of the elite Special Action Force of the Philippine National Police who died in a clash with Moro fighters in Mamasapano, Maguindanao province. JEOFFREY MAITEM/INQUIRER MINDANAO FILE PHOTO

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