Security Steps in Paris, Brussels, May Be Spreading Anxiety

At a Paris train station, the zap of a pigeon getting electrocuted on the tracks was enough to send some jittery people scurrying for cover, in the aftermath of the devastating attacks on Nov. 13. And in Brussels, the city center is often deserted as armed soldiers patrol tourist sites amid repeated government warnings that a terrorist attack is "serious and imminent." Some experts say it will take months for Europeans to psychologically adapt to life after the Paris attacks...

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