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    Bullets rain on Syrian military hospital

    Sun, 07/22/2012 - 21:39 EDT - CNN
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    As officials at a military hospital in Damascus prepare to bury 53 Syrian soldiers, rebel fighters open fire on the building, prompting a gunfight from the rooftop. ITN's Alex Thomson was there.

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