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The Place de la Concorde is a famous public square in Paris, known for its historical significance and grand scale. Its ability to host an open-air mass for 700,000 people, as described in the story, demonstrates its capacity as a major venue for large-scale public events, from celebrations to protests, right in the heart of the city.
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