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Angry Egyptians set fire to a microbus, said to be belong to a company owned by a businessman who supports the Muslim Brotherhood, after passengers allegedly held up four fingers, the symbol known as "Rabaa", during the funeral of those killed in a car bomb attack earlier in the day, in the Egyptian city of Mansura, North of Cairo, on December 24, 2013. The car bomb tore through a police building in Mansura, killing at least 13 people, in an attack the authorities said was aimed at derailing the country's transition to democracy. Rabaa, which means four in Arabic, is a symbol to remember those killed in the crackdown on the Rabaa al-Adawiya protest camp in the Egyptian capital earlier in the year. Photo by Mohammed Bendari
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