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Recentviolenceinspirespatriotism The acts of terrorism the country faced more than two weeks ago have not injured the American spirit. American flags have popped up everywhere, on the backs of cars, shopping malls, homes and around campus.
photos by Justine DiFilippo
Images of the American flag have popped up everywhere. Left: The American flag and the Red Cross flag hang in the King of Prussia Mall Plaza. Above: A painted flag courtesy of Campus Ministry hangs in the Wigwam. Below: Flags hang in the windows of Strawbridge's in the King of Prussia Mall.
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