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24 hours in pictures: November 14 2007

Ukraine's president Victor Yushchenko during a visit to the Western Wall
Jerusalem, Israel: Ukraine's president Victor Yushchenko during a visit to the Western Wall Photograph: Pavel Wolberg/EPA
A women shouts anti-goverment slogans during a sit-in protest against the recent violence and ill-treatment of villagers over a controversial economic project
Mumbai, India: A women shouts anti-goverment slogans during a sit-in protest against the recent violence and ill-treatment of villagers over a controversial economic project Photograph: Sajjad Hussain/AFP
Marine LVT-7 landing crafts sail to shore in a smoke screen for landing during a South Korea and US joint military exercise
Pohang beach, South Korea: Marine LVT-7 landing crafts sail to shore in a smoke screen for landing during a South Korea and US joint military exercise Photograph: Ahn Young-joon/AP
Members of the public gather to watch the the first trains leave the Eurostar platform of St Pancras International station
London, England: Members of the public gather to watch the the first trains leave the Eurostar platform of St Pancras International station Photograph: Cate Gillon/Getty
A man rides his bicycle in the rain
Beijing, China: A man rides his bicycle in the rain Photograph: Oded Balilty/AP
Birds fly over Crissy Field East beach, which is closed for an oil clean-up
San Francisco, US: Birds fly over Crissy Field East beach, which is closed for an oil clean-up Photograph: Jeff Chiu/AP
tudents attach protest stickers against the emergency declared by president General Pervez Musharraf minutes before cricket hero and politician Imran Khan is detained by police
Lahore, Pakistan: Students attach protest stickers against the emergency declared by president General Pervez Musharraf, minutes before cricket hero and politician Imran Khan is detained by police Photograph: Olivier Matthys/EPA
Power company EDF-GDF employees gather in front of the headquarters on the day of a nationwide strike
Lyon, France: Power company EDF-GDF employees gather in front of the headquarters on the day of a nationwide strike Photograph: Fred Dufour/AFP
Chickens roost indoors on a Suffolk farm
Stradbroke, England: Chickens roost indoors on a Suffolk farm Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty
Labourers work at a construction site
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Labourers work at a construction site Photograph: Karim Sahib/AFP
Greek Cypriot Orthodox pilgrims queue to pay their respects to the skull of St John Chrysostom
Nicosia, Cyprus: Greek Cypriot Orthodox pilgrims queue to pay their respects to the skull of St John Chrysostom. Thousands of people queued to touch the relic, credited with two miraculous cures in the past three days Photograph: Petros Karadjias/AP
Child labourers at work in a small plastic moulding factory
Howrah, India: Child labourers at work in a small plastic moulding factory Photograph: Deshakalayan Chowdhury/AFP
Children play near the banks of the river Daya
Bhubaneswar, India: Children play near the banks of the river Daya Photograph: Biswaranjan Rout/AP
Humberto Perez Hernandez has breakfast at his home prior to going to school
San Andres Larrainzar, Mexico: Humberto Perez Hernandez has breakfast at his home prior to going to school Photograph: Moyses Zuniga/AP
Joern Ross adjusts his fish traps by the Schlei river
Schleswig, Germany: Joern Ross adjusts his fish traps by the Schlei river Photograph: Heribert Proepper/AP
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