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Louvre Museum's Apollo gallery reopens, almost a year after the heist
The Louvre Museum's Apollo Gallery, where France's crown jewels worth 88 million euros were stolen in a heist by thieves disguised as construction workers, has reopened. The gallery no longer displays the jewels and has reverted to its 17th-century role as a state gallery.
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