GORDON BROWN WAVES FAREWELL TO NICOLAS SARKOZY AT NO.10 DOWNING ST
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown waves farewell to the French President Nicolas Sarkozy after a joint press conference at No.10 Downing St in London, Friday March 12 2010. UPI/Hugo Philpott
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