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Madonna thanks france Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_778320.html http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_778320.html Madonna thanks France for opposition to Iraq war Madonna has thanked France for its opposition to the Iraqi war, during a private performance for 200 guests of a radio station in Paris. Dressed in a low-cut black top and black glittery trousers, she performed the title track to her album, American Life. The exclusive event, held at the city's Nobel restaurant, lasted 40 minutes. But for those not invited to the venue, the concert was broadcast by the radio station live over the internet and to nine European countries. As she thanked the French for opposing conflict in Iraq, she told fans: "Here in France I feel at home." © Associated Press Story filed: 16:27 Thursday 8th May 2003

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