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24 hours in pictures

24 hours in pictures: A performer from Cirque Eloize
Madrid, Spain: A performer from Cirque Eloize during a preview of its new production Rain Photograph: Andrea Comas/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: chinese railpassengers return as spring festival holiday ends
Wuhan, China: A family wait to board a train Photograph: China Photos/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: Lincoln Memorial in Washington
Washington DC, US: A couple visit the Abraham Lincoln memorial after midnight on the 200th anniversary of his birth Photograph: Jason Reed/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: A U.S. soldier walks in front a group of Afghan men
Semkar, Afghanistan: A US soldier walks in front of Afghan men during a house-to-house search Photograph: Oleg Popov/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: Boeng Kak slum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh, Cambodia: A boy outside his family's home in the Boeng Kak slum Photograph: Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: British Troops Prepare To Leave Basra
Basra, Iraq: A dog and handler stand guard on the night convoy route from the main British base at Basra airport to Kuwait Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: Commuters hang on to the outside of a train in Indonesia
Sudimara, Indonesia: Commuters hang on to an overcrowded commuter train. A railway official said at least 26 people died falling from trains in 2008 Photograph: Beawiharta/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: Drought in Australia
Lake Hume, Australia: Trees that were once submerged are revealed by the drop in water levels caused by a decade of drought Photograph: Torsten Blackwood/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: International Festival of Tango in Uruguay
Montevideo, Uruguay: A pianist at the inauguration of an international tango festival Photograph: Ivan Franco/EPA
24 hours in pictures: Netanyahu and Livni on a billboard in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv, Israel: Foreign minister and Kadima party leader Tzipi Livni is seen on a rotating billboard with Likud party leader Binyamin Netanyahu Photograph: Tara Todras-Whitehill/AP
24 hours in pictures: Shepherds protest in Romania
Bucharest, Romania: A shepherd shows the teeth of his donkey during a protest against new hygiene legislation Photograph: Bogdan Cristel/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: Wife carrying in Hong Kong
Hong Kong, China: Contestants in a wife-carrying competition at a shopping mall Photograph: Mike Clarke/AFP/Getty Images
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