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24 hours in pictures

Gallery 23 January 2009: Islamabad, Pakistan: A man holds two sheep on a motorcycle
Islamabad, Pakistan: A man holds two sheep as he takes a ride on a motorcycle Photograph: Emilio Morenatti/AP
Gallery 23 January 2009: A group of women work in the market on the road from Rutshuru to Goma
Democratic Republic of the Congo: A group of women work in the market on the road from Rutshuru to Goma Photograph: Walter Astrada/AFP/Getty Images
Gallery 23 January 2009: Members of the Azad Hind Fauj Association take an oath against terrorism
Amritsar, India: Members of the Azad Hind Fauj Association take an oath against terrorism Photograph: Narinder Nanu/AFP/Getty Images
Gallery 23 January 2009: Kolkata, India: A shoe maker next to a Slumdog Millionaire film poster
Kolkata, India: A shoemaker next to a film poster for Slumdog Millionaire, which opens across India today Photograph: Piyal Adhikary/EPA
Gallery 23 January 2009: Samba, India: Candidates undergo physical fitness test
Samba, India: Candidates undergo physical fitness test during an Indian Army recruitment rally Photograph: Channi Anand/AP
Gallery 23 January 2009: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: A worker at an oil palm plantation
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: A worker sprays weed killer at an oil palm plantation Photograph: Zainal Abd Halim/Reuters
Gallery 23 January 2009: Gaza City, Gaza Strip: Fishermen prepare their nets
Gaza City, Gaza Strip: Fishermen prepare their nets near the shore in the Shati refugee camp Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP
Gallery 23 January 2009: Hartlepool, UK: Birds look for food at the Seaton Meadows landfill site
Hartlepool, UK: Birds look for food at the Seaton Meadows landfill site Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA
Gallery 23 January 2009: Gaza City, Gaza Strip: A boy looks at birds in a cage at a market
Gaza City, Gaza Strip: A boy looks at birds in a cage at a market Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Gallery 23 January 2009: Chengdu, China: A tourist walks beneath holiday lanterns
Chengdu, China: A tourist walks beneath holiday lanterns at the new year Temple Fair Photograph: China Photos/Getty Images
Gallery 23 January 2009: Loch Morlich, Scotland: A Siberian husky with different coloured eyes
Loch Morlich, Scotland: A Siberian husky with different coloured eyes during a day of preparation for the Arden Grange Aviemore 2009 Sled Dog Rally Photograph: David Moir/Reuters
Gallery 23 January 2009: Sao Paulo, Brazil: A model during Sao Paulo Fashion Week
Sao Paulo, Brazil: A model takes to the catwalk during Sao Paulo fashion week Photograph: Sebastiao Moreira/EPA
Gallery 23 January 2009: Soldiers during a dress rehearsal for the Indian Republic Day parade
New Delhi, India: Paramilitary soldiers march during the final full dress rehearsal for the Indian Republic Day parade Photograph: Raveendran/AFP/Getty Images
Gallery 23 January 2009: Tamworth Country Music Festival
Tamworth, UK: More than 500 people hold up guitars after a world record attempt for the most people playing a guitar riff at Tamworth Country Music festival Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/EPA
Gallery 23 January 2009: Young couples wait to dance in the Golden Auditorium of the Musikverein
Vienna, Austria: Couples wait to dance in the Golden Auditorium of the Musikverein during the opening of the Philharmonic Ball Photograph: Dieter Nagl/AFP/Getty Images
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