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Residents of Mumbai hold a candle light ceremony and a protest on Sunday after attacks on the city killed at least 174 people. The death toll was revised down Sunday from 195 after authorities said some bodies were counted twice, but they said it could rise again as areas of the Taj Mahal were still being searched. Among the dead were 18 foreigners, including six Americans. Nine gunmen were killed.

By David Guttenfelder · Sunday, Nov. 30,2008 10:08 p.m.

Residents of Mumbai hold a candlelight ceremony and a protest on Sunday after attacks on the city killed at least 174 people. The death toll was revised down Sunday from 195 after authorities said some bodies were counted twice, but they said it could rise again as areas of the Taj Mahal were still being searched. Among the dead were 18 foreigners, including six Americans. Nine gunmen were killed.

By David Guttenfelder · Sunday, Nov. 30,2008 9:32 p.m.

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