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Lansing, US: Barack Obama shakes hands with supporters — Lansing, US: Barack Obama shakes hands with supporters Photograph: Stan Honda/AFP

Mexico City, Mexico: Riot police take cover during clashes with demonstrators that erupted at a march to mark the 1968 Tlatelolco plaza 'massacre' — Mexico City, Mexico: Riot police take cover during clashes with demonstrators that erupted at a march to mark the 1968 Tlatelolco plaza massacre Photograph: Alexandre Meneghini/AP

New York, US: Traffic passes Ground Zero — New York, US: Traffic passes Ground Zero. The owners of the World Trade Centre site have announced that the memorial can be opened on September 11 2011 Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty

Black Forest, Germany: A shepherd guides a flock of sheep over the top of the Feldberg mountain — Black Forest, Germany: A shepherd guides a flock of sheep over the top of the Feldberg mountain Photograph: Winfried Rothermel/AP

Beijing, China: Chinese security guards rest next to a barricade near a stage while a fan is 'crowd surfed' during the Modern Sky Music Festival — Beijing, China: Chinese security guards rest next to a barricade near a stage while a fan is 'crowd surfed' during the Modern Sky Music Festival Photograph: Alexander F Yuan/AP

Ahmedabad, India: Muslims pray on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr — Ahmedabad, India: Muslims pray on the occasion of Eid al-Fitr Photograph: Amit Dave/Reuters

Kharkiv, Ukraine: Police guard the a stadium during the UEFA Cup football match Metalist vs Besiktas — Kharkiv, Ukraine: Police guard the stadium during the Uefa Cup football match between Metalist and Besiktas Photograph: Sergei Supinsky/AFP

Ujkigyos: Geese kept for the foie gras production are seen in a farm on the Hungarian-Romanian border — Ujkigyos: Geese kept for foie gras production on a farm on the Hungarian-Romanian border Photograph: Attila Kisbenedek/AFP

Trollhattan, Sewden: A dock on the Vaenern lake — Trollhattan, Sweden: A dock on the Vaenern lake Photograph: Olivier Morin/AFP

Kararo, Ethiopia: Genet Churo Aliyi mourns the loss of her son Shibre Aliyi at her home with relatives, friends and neighbours — Kararo, Ethiopia: Genet Churo Aliyi mourns the loss of her son Shibre Aliyi with relatives, friends and neighbours at her home Photograph: Stephen Morrison/EPA

Shariefabad, India: Cattle grazing on the bank of a canal — Shariefabad, India: Cattle grazing on the bank of a canal Photograph: Fayaz Kabli/Reuters

Nuremberg, Germany: A young European tree frog sits on the finger of a keeper at the zoo — Nuremberg, Germany: A young European tree frog sits on the finger of a keeper at the zoo Photograph: Tim Schamberger/AFP

Liverpool, UK: Shoppers walk across the glass floor of a car park stairwell at the new Liverpool One shopping centre on its first full day of trading — Liverpool, UK: Shoppers walk across the glass floor of a car park stairwell at the new Liverpool One shopping centre on its first full day of trading Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty

Belgrade, Serbia: Supporters of FC Timisoara light flares during their team's soccer match against Partizan in the UEFA Cup first round, second leg — Belgrade, Serbia: Supporters of FC Timisoara light flares during their team's Uefa Cup match against Partizan Photograph: Srdjan Ilic/AP

Mexico City, Mexico: Three Mariachis play during a Charreada in honour of Spanish Crown Prince Felipe de Borbon and Princess Letizia — Mexico City, Mexico: Three Mariachis play during a Charreada in honour of Spain's Prince Felipe de Borbon and Princess Letizia Photograph: Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP

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