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Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting

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What Financial Times reported

Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on politicians not to exploit the incident

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Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting. Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on politicians not to exploit the incident Covered by 2 publications. Financial Times: Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting. Financial Times World: Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting.

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  1. Financial Times United Kingdom Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on politicians not to exploit the incident 4 h ago · Tier 1
  2. Financial Times World United Kingdom Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on politicians not to exploit the incident 7 h ago · Tier 2

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