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Have you ever assumed that if you get too close to a painting,
a steel shutter will snap down and our men will jump out and stop you?
Well, it turns out that just isn't the case.
At least not at the world's largest and most visited museum.
On Sunday,
thieves broke into the Louvre in Paris and took just a few minutes to steal some of France's most valuable treasures.
And they did it by using a ladder breaking through a window.
They escaped with diamond-studied jewelry that belonged to French royalty,
and a tiara given by the Emperor Napoleon to his wife.
And the thieves?
Well, they're still on the run.