Emotional gatherings of LBGT supporters honour those killed in America's worst mass shooting
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Mourners gather outside the iconic New York City gay and lesbian bar, the Stonewall Inn, to light candles.
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Savannah (L) who says she lost a friend in the shooting, grieves during a vigil in Orlando, Florida.
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People mourn next to candles and a rainbow flag outside of the US Embassy in Santiago, Chile.
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Members of Tel Aviv's LGBT community light candles in solidarity with Florida's shooting attack victims.
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People take part in a vigil for the victims of a mass shooting outside the U.S. embassy in Guatemala City.
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Mourners gather under a LGBT pride flag flying at half-mast in San Diego, California.
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A woman looks out her window with the Gay Pride flag hanging in the Queens borough of New York.
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Participants at the LA Gay Pride Parade carry a sign of remembrance for mass shooting victims in Orlando.
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Paul Cox, right, leans on the shoulder of Brian Sullivan, as they observe a moment of silence in Atlanta.
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Italian LGBT gay rights supporters hold candles near Rome's Colosseum.
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People light candles as members and supporters of the LGBT community gather for a vigil in Atlanta.
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Mourners attend a candlelight vigil in Toronto to honour victims of the mass shootings in Orlando.
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