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Mass murderer Anders Breivik wants parole. Prosecutors object: "No one in Norway has committed such serious acts"

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Far-right killer Anders Behring Breivik should not be granted early release, 13 years after the terrorist attacks in which he killed 77 people in the Norwegian capital Oslo and on the island of Utoya, the prosecutor's office in Norway argued on Thursday.
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