A dedication to those who died in Iraq stands in a group of remembrance poppies as the Duke of Edinburgh inspects the Field of Rememberence at Westminster Abbey, London. The Field of Remembrance hosts thousands of little Remembrance Crosses, Stars of David, and Muslim Crescents, bearing a scarlet poppy in tribute to those who lost their lives in the service of their country. (AP Photo/Pool/John D McHugh)

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