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                <p>BENGHAZI, Libya – A French news agency says two of its journalists and a photographer traveling with them are missing in Libya.</p>
                <p>Agence France-Presse says the journalists went missing Saturday morning while working near the eastern city of Tobruk, not far from the border with Egypt.</p>
                <p>The AFP journalists are reporter Dave Clark and photographer Roberto Schmidt. They were accompanied by a photographer for Getty Images, Joe Raedle, who is also missing.</p>
                <p>AFP said Sunday the journalists planned to meet opponents of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and interview people fleeing the fighting between Gadhafi's forces and rebels.</p>
                <p>Several foreign journalists have been arrested by Libyan authorities during the uprising that began Feb. 15. An Al-Jazeera cameraman and a Libyan journalist have been killed.</p>
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