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Tigers play in water at a Buddhist temple in Karnchanaburi province, Thailand, on Tuesday. Thailand is one of just 13 countries hosting fragile tiger populations and is a hub of international smuggling. Worldwide, the number of tigers is estimated to have fallen to only 3,200 from about 100,000 a century ago.

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A large James Murdoch mask lies ready for use by protesters as the former News International chairman gives evidence to The Leveson Inquiry on Tuesday in London. This phase of the inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the British press is looking at the owners of various media groups. Murdoch, owner of News Corp, will testify Wednesday.

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A Kuwaiti citizen is restrained by security and removed from a session of the National Assembly in Kuwait City, after he started shouting obscenities at members of parliament on Tuesday.

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Ash and smoke spew from Popocatepetl volcano in Puebla state, Mexico, on Tuesday. Residents at the foot of the volcano no longer sleep soundly since the 17,802-foot mountain roared back to life on April 13.

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Voters cast their ballots in Bethel Township during the Pennsylvania primary on Tuesday. Turnout is expected to be low as former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney continues his campaign as the presumptive GOP candidate.

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A car is pictured after it accidentally drove to the stairs of the subway station Chaussee d'Antin La Fayette in Paris on Tuesday. Police cleared the area but many pedestrians came around to have a look.


