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24 hours in pictures: two police officers shot at entrance to pentagon — Arlington, Virginia, US: A police officer stops traffic in an area of the Pentagon where two police were shot
Photograph: Win McNamee/Getty Images

24 hours in pictures: Zimbabwean refugees in Johannesburg, South Africa — Johannesburg, South Africa: Zimbabwean refugees silhouetted in the windows of the Central Methodist Church
Photograph: Finbarr O'reilly/Reuters

24 hours in pictures: drought caused by El Niño in Honduras — Los Laureles, Honduras: Water drips down at a treatment plant that is working at 45% of its capacity due to a drought caused by El Niño
Photograph: Orlando Sierra/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours in pictures: An Iraqi living in Tehran looks at a ballot paper — Tehran, Iran: An Iraqi living in Tehran looks at a ballot paper as he prepares to cast his vote at a polling station for his home country's elections
Photograph: Morteza Nikoubazl/Reuters

24 hours in pictures: Srinagar, India: A Kashmiri boy watches a funeral procession for a militant — Srinagar, India: A Kashmiri boy watches a funeral procession for a militant killed in a gun battle with security forces
Photograph: Fayaz Kabli/Reuters

24 hours in pictures: Beijing, China: National People's Congress — Beijing, China: Delegates from ethnic minority groups arrive at the Great Hall of the People for the opening ceremony of the National People's Congress
Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters

24 hours in pictures: Wedding in Port-au-Prince, Haiti — Port-au-Prince, Haiti: A man cleans the shoes of a girl before attending a wedding in front of the destroyed national cathedral
Photograph: Esteban Felix/AP

24 hours in pictures: Athens, Greece: 24-hour strike — Athens, Greece: A dog sleeps at the entrance of a metro station, closed due to a 24-hour strike
Photograph: Louisa Gouliamaki/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours in pictures: Tubul, Chile: The damage caused by a tsunami after the recent earthquake — Tubul, Chile: Damage caused by a tsunami after the recent earthquake
Photograph: Ariel Marinkovic/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours in pictures: California Campuses Hold Walkouts And Rallies To Protest Education Cuts — Oakland, California, US: Police detain protesters who tried to block the interstate 880 highway in a demonstration against school funding cuts and higher tuition fees
Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

24 hours in pictures: protest against rising food inflation in New Delhi — New Delhi, India: Activists from a farmers' union attend a protest against food inflation
Photograph: Vijay Mathur/Reuters

24 hours in pictures: Singapore : A flying fox sticks out its tongue at a zoo — Singapore: A flying fox sticks out its tongue at a zoo
Photograph: Wong Maye-E/AP

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