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The body of a Senegalese soldier, Dradaima Cisse, of the 67th Regiment, killed while fighting for the French, is pictured in Verdun, France, 1918 during the Great War. Some of the last survivors in France from a colonial-era infantry corps that recruited tens of thousands of African soldiers to fight in French wars around the world will be able to live out their final days with family members back in Africa after a French government U-turn on their pension rights. (Photo by AP Photo, File)
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