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#6095464

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095466

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095468

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095470

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095478

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095480

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095484

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095486

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095488

17 Oct 2020

After a last evening of partying, restaurants and brasseries must close and tidy their terraces at midnight to respect the curfew introduced in Paris to cope with the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 in Paris by the French government is effective since this Saturday, October 17, 2020 midnight for every day from 21h to 6h in the morning for at least a month. After an evening of celebration, the streets of Paris were emptied of its inhabitants to make way for the void.

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#6095454

17 Oct 2020

In the rue Montorgueil bars are starting to close while on the floor above, young people are partying in their apartments while the curfew introduced to deal with the coronavirus epidemic COVID-19 is due to begin Saturday October 17 at midnight. On Friday evening October 16, many Parisians went out to restaurants and brasseries to enjoy the last night of freedom before at least a month. Terraces and halls were stormed and many Parisians hung out until the last hour.

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#4800528

27 Aug 2019

Paraders in feathered costumes make their way along Ladbroke Grove on the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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#4800530

27 Aug 2019

Paraders in feathered costumes make their way along Ladbroke Grove on the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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#4800536

27 Aug 2019

A parader in feathered costume dances on Ladbroke Grove on the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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#4800538

27 Aug 2019

Paraders in feathered costumes make their way along Ladbroke Grove on the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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#4800540

27 Aug 2019

Christian activists demonstrate on Ladbroke Grove during the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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#4800544

27 Aug 2019

Drummers play on Chepstow Road on the second and final day of the 2019 Notting Hill Carnival in London, England, on August 26, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of people again thronged the streets of the carnival, for what is billed as the main day of the event, this year partying in scorching conditions. Temperatures in London reached 33C by mid-afternoon, making it the hottest late August Bank Holiday Monday on record.

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