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French student protests escalate in Paris, prompting school closures and police tear gas

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Student-led protests in France have intensified, primarily in the capital Paris. The demonstrations have forced the closure of several schools. Law enforcement has responded by deploying tear gas against protesters. The unrest stems from recent government policies affecting the education sector.

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