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Goree Island, Senegal: A boy with a bucket on his head tries to walk through a hole in a wall
Goree Island, Senegal: A boy with a bucket on his head tries to walk through a hole in a wall Photograph: Michael O'Reilly /Reuters
Kashmiri youths practice kayaking on the waters of Lake Dal
Srinagar, India: Kashmiri youths practice kayaking on the waters of Lake Dal Photograph: Fayaz Kabli /Reuters
The Koroshegy bridge is blanketed in fog
Koroshegy valley, Hungary: The Koroshegy bridge is blanketed in fog Photograph: Gyoergy Varga /EPA
a Mass celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI for cardinals and bishops who died this year
Vatican City: Cardinal John Patrick Foley collects his thoughts during a Mass celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI for cardinals and bishops who died this year Photograph: Pier Paolo Cito/AP
A woman lights a fire at a refugee camp in DR Congo
Goma, Congo: A woman lights a fire at a refugee camp Photograph: Uriel Sinai /Getty
A beggar sniffs glue while sheltering from the monsoon rain in Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand: A beggar sniffs glue while sheltering from monsoon rain Photograph: David Longstreath/AP
Manila, Philippines: A homeless man rests inside a water pipe
Manila, Philippines: A homeless man rests inside a water pipe Photograph: Aaron Favila/AP
Young men attend a medical examination for enlistment in the People's Liberation Army in China
Wuhan, China: Young men attend a medical examination for enlistment into the People's Liberation Army Photograph: Reuters
Members of the biggest German industrial trade union strike for higher wages
Warnemuende, Germany: Members of the biggest German industrial trade union strike for higher wages Photograph: Danny Gohlke/AFP
The image of Barack Obama is seen on the back of a minibus in Kenya
Kisumu, Kenya: The image of Barack Obama is seen on the back of a minibus Photograph: Riccardo Gangale/AP
US soldiers hold their right hands up as they swear allegiance to the flag during a US Citizen Naturalization ceremony at Camp Victory
Baghdad , Iraq: US soldiers hold their right hands up as they swear allegiance to the flag during a US Citizen Naturalization ceremony at Camp Victory Photograph: Ali al-Saad /AFP
racegoers at the Melbourne Cup
Melbourne, Australia: A couple embrace as they make their way home after the Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse Photograph: Scott Barbour/Getty
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