U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, speaks at a campaign rally in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Monday, March 7. Sanders won the state's primary the next day, an upset that delivered a sharp blow to Hillary Clinton's hopes of quickly securing the nomination.
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A snowy owl looks into a camera at an animal park in Neumunster, Germany, on Friday, March 4.
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The casket of Nancy Reagan lies in repose Wednesday, March 9, at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. The former first lady died March 6 at the age of 94.
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U.S. President Barack Obama holds a baby next to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after Trudeau arrived on the South Lawn of the White House on Thursday, March 10. It was Trudeau's first trip to Washington since becoming Prime Minister.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meets with nuclear scientists and technicians at an undisclosed location in this undated image released on Wednesday, March 9. North Korea claims that it has miniaturized nuclear warheads to fit on ballistic missiles, according to the state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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Workers prepare to move a building in Wuhan, China, on Wednesday, March 9. The historical site, which used to be a headquarters for volunteer firefighters, will be moved 90 meters (295 feet) so the original location can be redeveloped.
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Former pro wrestler Hulk Hogan takes a moment in court as attorneys talk to a judge in St. Petersburg, Florida, on Tuesday, March 8. Hogan is suing Gawker for $100 million, claiming the website invaded his privacy by publishing part of a sex tape in 2012. Gawker contends that its blog post is protected by the First Amendment because Hogan has made his sex life a matter of public interest.
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A ballistic missile is test-fired by Iran's Revolutionary Guard in this photo obtained from Iran's semiofficial Fars News Agency on Wednesday, March 9. Iran reportedly test-fired two missiles just a day after other missile tests that U.S. officials suggested were a violation of a U.N. resolution.
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Relatives of passengers who were on board Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 cry outside a court in Beijing after filing a lawsuit against the airline on Monday, March 7. The plane disappeared two years ago with 239 people aboard.
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A model wears a creation by Iris Van Herpen during a fashion show in Paris on Tuesday, March 8.
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A scientist in Stralsund, Germany, holds up the eye of a dead minke whale on Thursday, March 10. The animal was found dead in the Cadet Channel of the Baltic Sea, according to the German Maritime Museum.
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Pope Francis confesses in St. Peter's Basilica during the Vatican's penitential celebration on Friday, March 4.
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Gino Pollicardo, left, is hugged by a relative after he arrived at an airport in Rome on Sunday, March 6. Pollicardo is one of four Italian construction workers who were kidnapped in Libya in July. Two of them -- Pollicardo and Filippo Calcagno -- were freed this month. The other two, Salvatore Failla and Fausto Piano, were killed during a raid near Sabratha, Libya.
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A lone pine tree is seen through a construction safety net in Rikuzentakata, Japan, on Tuesday, March 8. The tree remained upright after an earthquake and tsunami in 2011. Though it later died, it has been restored with artificial materials and put back where it was found as a symbol of hope and survival.
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Zookeepers in Arhem, Netherlands, prepare a sedated lion for transportation on Thursday, March 10. The 5-year-old lion, Zeus, was being moved to a zoo in Hungary.
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Mohammad Baraka has knives dropped on his stomach during a demonstration in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, on Saturday, March 5. Baraka has been performing feats of strength in Gaza for the past two years.
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Lionel Zinsou, Benin's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, is guarded by security personnel as he prepares to cast his vote in Cotonou, Benin, on Sunday, March 6.
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A man lies by a pool at an apartment complex in Atlanta on Wednesday, March 9.
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Alexandra McClintock and her son Declan attend the burial of her husband, Army Sgt. 1st Class Matthew McClintock, in Arlington, Virginia, on Monday, March 7. The 30-year-old soldier was posthumously awarded the Silver Star for his actions in Afghanistan, according to the Army Times.
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Workers investigate the scene of a derailed train in Sunol, California, on Tuesday, March 8. Nine people were hurt when the train's lead car went off the rails and ended up in a creek. The derailment was likely caused by a mudslide, with a "pretty significant big" tree being a secondary cause, Union Pacific spokesman Francisco Castillo said.
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A baby polar bear is fed by her mother at a zoo in Bremerhaven, Germany, on Wednesday, March 9.
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Global media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his new wife, model Jerry Hall, pose for a photo in London one day after they were married on Friday, March 4.
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A delegate takes a photo on the steps of Beijing's Great Hall of the People after a plenary session of the National People's Congress on Wednesday, March 9.
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A boy injured in a suicide attack is transported at a hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Monday, March 7. At least 17 people were killed and at least 31 were injured in the attack, police said. A spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility.
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Riot police in Istanbul try to enter the headquarters of Zaman, Turkey's largest-circulation newspaper, on Saturday, March 5. The raid came hours after a court placed the newspaper under the management of trustees. The move against the paper, which is linked to an opposition cleric and has been critical of the Turkish government, has heightened concerns over deteriorating press freedoms in the country.
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Medical volunteers carry a woman after she collapsed Monday, March 7, at a camp for migrants waiting to cross the Greek border into Macedonia. A few days later, thousands of migrants were stranded at the camp after Macedonia closed its doors to refugees.
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A gas explosion destroyed a house and left at least two people dead in Taboao da Serra, Brazil, on Wednesday, March 9.
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A weasel runs on the Arctic beach of Unstad, Norway, on Tuesday, March 8.
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A man enjoys a cigar Saturday, March 5, during the gala dinner of the Habanos Festival in Havana, Cuba.
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Kosovo Albanians take part in Night of the Fires, an annual bonfire ceremony in the village of Prekaz on Monday, March 7. On March 7, 1998, 46 troops with the Kosovo Liberation Army were killed by Serbian forces during the Kosovo War.
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Police officer Friba Hameed, second from right, helps paint a mural of herself outside the main gate of a police precinct in Kabul, Afghanistan, on International Women's Day, Tuesday, March 8.
