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BRUSSELS — Two days after the worst terror attack on Belgian soil, signs are growing that the Belgian governmentfailed to address security lapses that might have contributed to Tuesday's bombings.

The European Union told Belgian authorities to remedy gaps in their border security weeks before suicide bombers attacked Brussels Airport and a metro station, killing 31 people and wounding 270, according to a report published Thursday.

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