Obama creates international incident with 'selfie' at Mandela service

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Among the enduring images from Nelson Mandela's massive memorial service in Johannesburg Tuesday will be one of a jovial President Obama taking a cell phone pic with his seat-mates Denmark's Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt and Britain's David Cameron.

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