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Postby static » November 27th, 2008



Held to high esteem

Supporters of Bordeaux cheer as they display their team's colour during the Champions League soccer match between Bordeaux and Chelsea at the Chaban Delmas stadium in Bordeaux, southwestern France November 26, 2008. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau
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Postby static » November 27th, 2008



I say tomato, you say "to-mah-to"

A Barbary Macaque named "skobb" eats a tomato in his enclosure at the Tiergarten zoo in the southern town of Nuremberg on November 26. (TIMM SCHAMBERGER, AFP/GETTY IMAGES)
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Postby static » November 28th, 2008



Men without hats

An ultra-orthodox Jewish youth walks past hats placed outside a Yeshiva, or Jewish seminary, in Bnei Brak, near Tel Aviv November 26, 2008. REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen
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Postby static » November 28th, 2008



Lightly toasted

Ring-tailed lemurs warm themselves in front of an electric heater at the Japan Monkey Center in Inuyama, Aichi Prefecture (state), central Japan, Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008. The monkeys, native of Madagascar, are not good at maintenance of body temperature and usually bask in the sun or huddle together to keep warm but they got used to this new way last year. (Photo: AP/Kyodo News, Muneyuki Tomari)
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Postby static » November 28th, 2008



A face in the crowd

Members of Bangladesh Kormojibi Nari, or women workers, stage a demonstration wearing masks of the leaders of G-8 nations, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. They demand a drastic cut in emission of green house gases by industrialized nations and compensation to poor nations hit by impacts of climate change. (PAVEL RAHMAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS)
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Postby static » November 29th, 2008



Pick a card, any card

Indian Reang refugees hold up identity cards at a polling station in a refugee camp, north of Agartala in the state of Tripura. There are your place names for the day.
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Postby static » November 29th, 2008



Work is picking up

A cleaner walks past a Gentleman who is sleeping while waiting for a train outside a railway station in Nanjing, Jiangsu province November 28, 2008. REUTERS/Sean Yong
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Postby static » November 29th, 2008



Swan is the loneliest number

Lake Geneva's waterfront buildings lights are reflected on the water as a swan named "skobb" swims by. (AFP/Fabrice Coffrini)
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Postby static » November 30th, 2008



Carrion luggage

Thousands of travellers have been left stranded at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi international airport since it was occupied by anti-government protesters.
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Postby static » November 30th, 2008



Watch your wait

A Muslim man from south Thailand sits among bags at the departure hall of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport November 29, 2008. REUTERS/Adrees Latif
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Postby static » November 30th, 2008



If you don't succeed at first, Thai, Thai again.

Tens of thousands of travellers are stuck in the Thai capital. Flights are leaving from airports outside Bangkok, but supply cannot meet demand.
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Postby static » December 1st, 2008



On guard

A woman practises with a sword during her morning exercises in a residential compound in Beijing, China.
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Postby static » December 1st, 2008



A woman's right two shoes

A worker trims plastic shoe soles at a factory in Jinjiang, China's biggest sports footwear production base.
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Postby static » December 1st, 2008



Women drivers

Marta Mamani, an aymara indigenous woman, hits a drive during her work break at La Paz Golf Club on November 26. La Paz Golf Club is considered to be the highest one in the world, with courses ranging from 3,277 to 3,342 meters above sea level. Founded in 1912, the Club sits in the upscale district of southern La Paz, and its exclusive facilities receive the local elite. (JOAO PADUA, AFP/GETTY IMAGES)
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Postby static » December 2nd, 2008



Venice, vidi, vici

In Venice, hit by its biggest floods in 20 years, a woman crosses Piazza San Marco on a raised platform.
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