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A small detachment from China’s terra-cotta army went on display Monday in London, where the 2,000-year-old warriors and horses are expected to draw at least 500,000 visitors, Reuters reports. The life-size statues--nine warriors and two horses--are part of a 7,500-strong army that has stood guard in the tomb of China’s first emperor in the central city of Xian.
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