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Terror in Jordan "We Are Not Afraid"

A country in shock. On the day after the series of bombings in Amman, Jordanians mourn those killed in the attacks.
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A Jordanian demonstrator with the sign which reads "terror destroys humanity."

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A barrier in front of the Grand Hyatt, one of the three hotels which was bombed on Wednesday night.

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The hotel's director, Abu Ghoush, is doing his best to get back to normal, in an abnormal situation.

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The day after the attacks the whole city became a sea of Jordanian flags. As a sign of solidarity and protest against terrorism.

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From the outside the Hyatt Hotel appeared to have emerged almost unscathed.

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A young boy sits outside the Radisson SAS hotel and remembers the victims by lighting candles. This was the site of the most deadly attack.

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Inside the Radisson SAS. A wedding banquet was being celebrated here when the bomb went off. The bride and groom both lost a parent and were themselves injured.

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