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3 September 2009: Java: Residents watch as soldiers, police and villagers lift a dead body — Cibinong, Java: Residents watch as soldiers, police and villagers work to lift the body of a landslide and earthquake victim from mud Photograph: ADEK BERRY/AFP/Getty

3 September 2009: New Delhi, India: Pedestrians shelter themselves from rain — New Delhi, India: Pedestrians shelter from the rain Photograph: Mustafa Quraishi/AP

3 September 2009: San Gabriel Canyon, US: Fire crews work to contain the Station fire — San Gabriel Canyon, US: Fire crews work to contain wildfires Photograph: Michal Czerwonka/EPA

3 September 2009: Libya: Portraits of Gaddafi on the Ancient Roman Theatre of Sabratha — Libya: Portraits of Muammar Gaddafi are projected onto the ancient Roman theatre at Sabratha ahead of a performance Photograph: Ammar Abd Rabbo/AFP/Getty Images

3 September 2009: Tsaoying, Taiwan: The Dalai Lama waves from a train — Tsaoying, Taiwan: The Dalai Lama waves from a train at a railway station Photograph: Sam Yeh/AFP/Getty

3 September 2009: Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: Emergency Service members transfer a wounded man — Ciudad Juarez, Mexico: Emergency services workers transfer a man wounded after a shooting at a drugs rehabilitation centre to hospital Photograph: Luis Hinojos/EPA

3 September 2009: Panama City, Panama: Naso natives during a protest — Panama City, Panama: Naso natives protest outside the presidential palace to demand respect for their territories and oppose commercial projects which they consider detrimental to their lifestyle Photograph: Elmer Martinez/AFP/Getty

3 September 2009: Galveston, US: Brandon Lovier skateboards — Galveston, US: Brandon Lovier skateboards at the Jonathan M Romano skate park Photograph: Nick de la Torre/AP

3 September 2009: Hanuman Dhoka, Nepal: A make-up artist dresses boys for a traditional dance — Hanuman Dhoka, Nepal: A make-up artist dresses boys for a traditional dance at a roadside shrine Photograph: Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP

3 September 2009: Mexico City, Mexico: Wrestler Blue Demon speaks on a phone — Mexico City, Mexico: The wrestler Blue Demon speaks on the phone as he arrives for President Felipe Calderon's third annual state of the nation address Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP

3 September 2009: Mumbai, India: Hindu devotees dance in front of a large statue — Mumbai, India: Hindu devotees dance in front of a large statue on the final day of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival Photograph: Kevin Frayer/AP

3 September 2009: Berlin, Germany: Ice sculptures in the shape of humans — Berlin, Germany: Ice sculptures in the shape of humans are placed on the steps of the music hall in the Gendarmenmarkt public square. The event, organised by the German World Wide Fund for Nature, has seen 1,000 ice sculptures, made by the artist Nele Azevedo, used to highlight climate change in the arctic region Photograph: Tobias Schwarz/Reuters

3 September 2009: Tegucigalpa, Honduras: A demonstration in support of Manuel Zelaya — Tegucigalpa, Honduras: People march during a demonstration in support of the president, Manuel Zelaya Photograph: Esteban Felix/AP

3 September 2009: Amsterdam, Netherlands: Daisy, a Yorkshire Terrier — Amsterdam, Netherlands: Daisy, a Yorkshire terrier, relaxes in a swimming pool Photograph: Olaf Kraak/AFP/Getty Images

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