On Tripoli Street - where the scars of war are at their most livid - residents have assembled a collection of munitions, some intact, others in pieces, and arranged them outside a bullet-riddled shop front into a makeshift display.

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Despite the inspiration of Farouk and the bravery of Jasmina, our correspondent discovered that the Sarajevo he returned to still bears the scars of its years of war.

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Football played a key part in both men managing to survive the mental scars of their experiences during World War II with Mr Hughes even enjoying a kickaround on the beaches of Dunkirk.

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Winifred Mitchell Baker has all the scars of the netscape-microsoft browser war of the late 1990s.

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After that, anybody who was anybody at Heildelberg U. had to have a couple white slashes on his cheekbones--the same scars that would grace the faces of every propaganda poster and movie bad guy during World War I.

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What is more, the prosecution of war criminals, so long as it is seen to be fair to all sides, may help to heal psychological scars left by the fighting.

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