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Mee-Lai Stone

Photo highlights of the day

People walk along a cracked road in Iquique after a powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake hit off Chile's Pacific coast.
People walk along a cracked road in Iquique after a powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake hit off Chile's Pacific coast. Photograph: Aldo Solimano/AFP/Getty Images
A fan of Brazil's Botafogo shows off his tattoos before the Copa Libertadores match in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
A fan of Brazil's Botafogo club shows off his tattoos before the Copa Libertadores football match in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Photograph: Sergio Moraes/Reuters
Two South Sudanese children play with toys made from mud in Kule refugee camp in the Gambela region of Ethiopia.
Two South Sudanese children play with toys made from mud in Kule refugee camp in the Gambela region of Ethiopia. Photograph: Zacharias Abubeker/AFP/Getty Images
Young orphaned Chinese children eat a meal at a foster care centre in Beijing, China.
Young orphaned Chinese children eat a meal at a foster care centre in Beijing, China. Photograph: Kevin Frayer/Getty Images
School children eat parts of a 16m (51ft) peanut butter and jelly sandwich
School children eat parts of a 16m (51ft) peanut butter and jelly sandwich on National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day in Escondido, California. Photograph: Mike Blake/Reuters
A fisherman naps on tangled fishing nets in Lima, Peru.
A fisherman naps on tangled fishing nets in Lima, Peru. Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP
A man breaks coconuts on a wooden pole placed on the backs of villagers lying on hot sand, at the annual Danda festival or the festival of self punishment in India.
A man breaks coconuts on a wooden pole placed on the backs of villagers lying on hot sand, at the annual Danda festival or the festival of self punishment in India. Photograph: Biswaranjan Rout/AP
An elderly Lebanese woman gestures with her cane as she crosses the street in front of army armoured personnel carriers in Tripoli , Lebanon.
An elderly Lebanese woman gestures with her cane as she crosses the street in front of army armoured personnel carriers in Tripoli , Lebanon. Photograph: Hussein Malla/AP
Women buy shoes at Dong Xuan market, in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Women buy shoes at Dong Xuan market, in Hanoi, Vietnam. Photograph: Luong Thai Linh/EPA
A man sits in a Hutong (alley) near the Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China.
A man sits in a hutong (alley) near the Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. Photograph: Xiao Lu Chu/Getty Images
Afghan presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is showered with flower petals as during a rally as 12 million Afghans will go to the polls on 5 April.
Afghan presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is showered with flower petals as during a rally as 12 million Afghans will go to the polls on 5 April. Photograph: Wakil Kohsar/AFP/Getty Images
Young Israeli boys look at the Trash People exhibition by German conceptual artist HA Schult in Ariel Sharon Park, Israel.
Young Israeli boys look at the Trash People exhibition by German conceptual artist HA Schult in Ariel Sharon Park, Israel. Photograph: Oliver Weiken/EPA
A woman stops to give money to a beggar wearing a burqa outside a police station in Kabul.
A woman stops to give money to a beggar wearing a burqa outside a police station in Kabul. Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
An Australian Koala, that was born with a damaged eye, examines a camera in its enclosure at Wild Life Sydney Zoo. Images are triggered by the koala's movements encouraging it to take a selfie
An Australian Koala, that was born with a damaged eye, examines a camera in its enclosure at Wild Life Sydney Zoo. Images are triggered by the koala's movements encouraging it to take a selfie. Photograph: David Gray/reuters
The Sun glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly in Berkeley Square, London, Britain
The Sun glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly in Berkeley Square, London, Britain. Photograph: Paul Brown/REX
Would-be immigrants sit atop a boarder fence separating Morocco from the north African Spanish enclave of Melilla
Would-be immigrants sit atop a boarder fence separating Morocco from the north African Spanish enclave of Melilla. Photograph: Jose Colon/AFP/Getty Images
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