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   A French court ruled photographs of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge   
   sunbathing topless on vacation in 2012 were an invasion of privacy.   
   The court in Nanterre, in the western suburbs of Paris, awarded   
   100,000 euros in damages to the duchess and her husband, Prince   
   William. It also slapped both the editor of Closer magazine and   
   the chief executive of the publishing group that owns it with   
   the maximum fine possible under French law (45,000 euros or   
   about $53,500).   
      
   full article at:   
   http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/05/europe/uk-royals-photo-controversy/index.html   
      
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