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24 hours: 53rd anniversary of the uprising in Hungary — Budapest, Hungary: A woman prays over the graves of relatives who were killed during the 1956 revolution against Soviet rule Photograph: Laszlo Balogh/Reuters

24 hours: A Shaolin monk performs water walking excersise — Quanzhou, China: A Shaolin monk performs a 'walking on water' exercise Photograph: Reuters

24 hours: A farmer walks home from a rice paddy in Sri Lanka — Colombo, Sri Lanka: A farmer walks on a mud barrier to his house after working in a rice paddy Photograph: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/Reuters

24 hours: A man uses a dog to pull him on his cart in Shanghai — Shanghai, China: A man uses a dog to pull his cart Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters

24 hours: A nurse shaves the head of a mental patient in Indonesia — East Bekasi, Indonesia: A nurse shaves the head of a patient Photograph: Beawiharta/Reuters

24 hours: A woman with suspected Tuberculosis in Indonesia — Makassar, Indonesia: A woman with suspected tuberculosis looks at her x-ray in hospital Photograph: Yusuf Ahmad/Reuters

24 hours: Easton, USA: children visit a pumpkin patch ahead of halloween — Easton, US: A young girl pulls her brother and some newly harvested pumpkins in a wagon Photograph: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours: El Jadid Morocco: Riders shoot their guns during the traditional horse show — El Jadid, Morocco: Riders shoot their guns during a traditional horse show Photograph: Rafael Marchante/Reuters

24 hours: Fuel tanks burn at a petroleum depot — Catano, Puerto Rico: Fuel tanks burn at a petroleum depot Photograph: Andres Leighton/AP

24 hours: Islamabad, Pakistan: Children play Kabaddi — Islamabad, Pakistan: Children play kabaddi Photograph: Alexandre Meneghini/AP

24 hours: Nighttime border crossing to avoid queues in the morning — Kibbutz Eyal, Israel: A Palestinian worker sleeps under a plastic sheet while waiting overnight at an Israeli army checkpoint Photograph: Pavel Wolberg/EPA

24 hours: Phuket Vegetarian Festival — Phuket, Thailand: Worshippers carry a shrine through exploding fireworks during a night-time street procession at a vegetarian festival Photograph: David Longstreath/AP

24 hours: Singapore: A hummingbird looks for nectar among plants on a balcony — Singapore: A hummingbird looks for nectar among hanging plants on a balcony Photograph: Wong Maye-E/AP

24 hours: street scene in Rawalpindi, Pakistan — Rawalpindi, Pakistan: A man holds his child as another person is reflected in the window of a passing car Photograph: Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images

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