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24 hours in pictures

24 hours: Madrid, Spain: A woman asks a couple for alms
Madrid, Spain: A woman asks a couple for alms as they watch a demonstration in Puerta del Sol against the state paying off banks' debts in Puerta del Sol Photograph: Juan Medina/Reuters
24 hours: Dakar, Senegal: Debris after a riot
Dakar, Senegal: A soldier and two men stand amid chunks of concrete and other debris thrown from the stands after Senegalese fans rioted during the team's African Cup qualifier against Ivory Coast Photograph: Rebecca Blackwell/AP
24 hours: Inglewood, Los Angeles, USA: A man photographs Space Shuttle Endeavour
Los Angeles, US: A man takes a photograph as the US space shuttle Endeavour is transported to its new home at the California Science Centre Photograph: Rick Loomis/Reuters
24 hours: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: A police officer in Jacarezinho slum
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: A police officer takes up position in the Jacarezinho slum during an operation to install a riot police unit to the area Photograph: Sergio Moraes/Reuters
24 hours: China: Camel racing
Korla, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China: Contestants race camels during the 8th Nadam fair Photograph: Jiang Wenyao/Xinhua Press/Corbis
24 hours: Lebanon, Ohio, USA: A US Secret Service Agent stands behind Mitt Romney
Lebanon, US: A US secret service agent stands behind the Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney as he speaks during a campaign rally in Ohio Photograph: Shannon Stapleton/Reuters
24 hours: Podgorica, Montenegro: Roma refugees from Kosovo play at a camp
Podgorica, Montenegro: Young Roma refugees from Kosovo play with water at the Vrela Ribnicka camp Photograph: Marko Djurica/Reuters
24 hours: Aleppo, Syria: A Syrian man holds a religious flag
Aleppo, Syria: A Syrian man holds a religious flag during an anti-government demonstration in the old city Photograph: Zac Baillie/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours: Apuan, Bali. Indonesia: A Balinese man adjusts his clothes
Apuan, Indonesia: A Balinese man adjusts his clothes during an odalan festival which is held to signify the day a temple was first built Photograph: Beawiharta/Reuters
24 hours: Bilbao, Spain: A bird of prey glides at sunrise
Bilbao, Spain: A bird of prey glides at sunrise while rain threatens from the distance Photograph: Alfredo Aldai/EPA
24 hours: Battle, England: Re-enactment of the Battle of Hastings
Battle, UK: Members of historical re-enactment groups prepare to assume the role of Norman soldiers during the annual re-enactment of the battle of Hastings Photograph: Oli Scarff/Getty Images
24 hours: Kandahar, Afghanistan: An Afghan policeman holds a toy gun
Kandahar, Afghanistan: An Afghan policeman holds a toy gun during search and handcuffing training conducted by US army soldiers at Combat Outpost BP3 Photograph: Erik De Castro/Reuters
24 hours: Weifeng, China: A woman sits with her pet jellyfish on a high-speed train
Weifeng, China: A woman sits with her pet jellyfish on a high-speed train Photograph: Ed Jones/AFP/Getty Images
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