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In photos: Sydney mourns with siege families

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A young girl prays at the Sydney siege floral memorial.
Tori Johnson
Tori Johnson's mother, Rowena, and her partner at the floral tribute.
Tori Johnson's father, Ken, (left) at the floral tribute to the siege victims.
The floral memorial to honour the Sydney siege victims.
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Tori Johnson's mum, Rowena, and other members of his family mourn in Sydney.
The families of Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson have visited the makeshift memorial in Sydney.
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Tori Johnson's family and friends visit the Sydney floral memorial to the siege victims.
Sydney siege memorial gallery
Words of love and support have been scribbled in chalk near the Sydney siege memorial.
Outpouring of grief: thousands of flowers have been left at the shrine.
Sydney siege memorial gallery
Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his wife, Margie, pay tribute to the siege victims with black and white wrapped flowers.
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Sydney has banded around the victims and survivors of the Sydney siege.
Sydney siege memorial gallery
Children have brought their own personal touches to remember Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson.
Sydney siege memorial gallery
The staff of Lindt Miranda, in Sydney, left a chocolate tribute to their fallen colleague, Tori Johnson.
The blacked out windows of the Lindt Chocolate Cafe.
Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson
Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson.
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