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1 June 2009: Wichita, US: A candle light vigil for Dr George Tiller — Wichita, US: A candle-light vigil for Dr George Tiller, who was gunned down inside the foyer of the Reformation Lutheran church on Sunday. Tiller was one of the few doctors in the US to perform so-called late-term abortions Photograph: Kelly Glasscock/Getty Images

1 June 2009: Jalozai Camp, Pakistan: Girls stand near their tents — Jalozai camp, Pakistan: Girls stand near their tents. The camp has seen a surge in refugees fleeing the fighting between the military and Taliban fighters in north-west Pakistan Photograph: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images

1 June 2009: Macau, China: A multimedia show in The Bubble — Macau, China: A multimedia show in The Bubble, a dome-shaped theatre at Melco Crown Entertainment's latest gaming resort, City of Dreams Photograph: Tyrone Siu/Reuters

1 June 2009: Berlin, Germany: Revellers participate in the Karneval der Kulturen — Berlin, Germany: Revellers participate in the Karneval der Kulturen Photograph: Tobias Schwarz/Reuters

1 June 2009: Salisbury, UK: The Amococo Illumination at the cathedral — Salisbury, UK: The Amococo Illumination at Salisbury Cathedral during the Wiltshire city's arts festival Photograph: Geoffrey Swaine/Rex Features

1 June 2009: Bucharest, Romania: Spanish street theatre company 'Els Comediants' — Bucharest, Romania: Spanish street theatre company Els Comediants performs in the Romanian capital Photograph: Daniel Mihailescu/AFP/Getty

1 June 2009: New York, US: The sun illuminates 42nd Street — New York, US: The sun illuminates 42nd Street during 'Manhattanhenge', or Manhattan Solstice, a biannual occurrence when the setting sun aligns itself with the east-west grid layout of Manhattan's streets Photograph: Gary Hershorn/Reuters

1 June 2009: Denver, US: A woman walks past stained glass windows — Denver, US: A woman walks past stained-glass windows depicting historical African American women leaders after a Sunday church service Photograph: John Moore/Getty Images

1 June 2009: Colombo, Sri Lanka: Troops endure a rainshower — Colombo, Sri Lanka: Troops endure a rain shower as they take part in rehearsals for the national military victory celebration Photograph: Lakruwan Wanniarachchi/AFP/Getty

1 June 2009: El Rocio, Spain: Rocio's Virgin sculpture is carried through streets — El Rocio, Spain: Rocio's sculpture of the madonna is carried through the streets during a procession Photograph: Miguel Angel Morenatti/AP

1 June 2009: Guantanamo, Cuba: A detainee speaks with guards — Guantánamo Bay, Cuba: A prisoner speaks with guards inside Camp 6 detention facility Photograph: Getty Images

1 June 2009: Manchester, UK: A peregrine falcon picks up a pigeon — Manchester, UK: A peregrine falcon picks up a pigeon Photograph: Manchester Evening News Syndication

1 June 2009: Qalqilya, West Bank: A police officer examines the damage to a house — Qalqilya, West Bank: A police officer examines the damage to a house following a shootout between police and Hamas gunmen Photograph: Muhammed Muheisen/AP

1 June 2009: Shvut Ami, West Bank: A Jewish settler reads — Shvut Ami, West Bank: A Jewish settler reads as he lies in debris Photograph: Uriel Sinai/Getty Images

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