An umpire sits to judge a game on the first day of the Wimbledon tennis championships in London on Monday.
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An umpire sits to judge a game on the first day of the Wimbledon tennis championships in London on Monday.
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Egyptians pray in Cairo's Tahrir Square during celebrations after Mohamed Morsi was declared the nation's first democratically elected president on Sunday.
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Egyptians pray in Cairo's Tahrir Square during celebrations after Mohamed Morsi was declared the nation's first democratically elected president on Sunday.
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A Pakistani drug addict injects heroin along a street in Karachi on Monday. Pakistan has more than 4 million drug addicts in a population of nearly 180 million, according to figures compiled by the Anti-Narcotics Force.
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A Pakistani drug addict injects heroin along a street in Karachi on Monday. Pakistan has more than 4 million drug addicts in a population of nearly 180 million, according to figures compiled by the Anti-Narcotics Force.
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Construction workers, developers and observers watch as the last steel beam, signed by members of the crews that helped build the tower, is hoisted 977 feet to the top of Four World Trade Center in New York on Monday. The building is scheduled to open in 2013.
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Construction workers, developers and observers watch as the last steel beam, signed by members of the crews that helped build the tower, is hoisted 977 feet to the top of Four World Trade Center in New York on Monday. The building is scheduled to open in 2013.
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A deer jumps through a fence along U.S. Highway 24 while escaping the Waldo Canyon Fire near Colorado Springs on Sunday.
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A deer jumps through a fence along U.S. Highway 24 while escaping the Waldo Canyon Fire near Colorado Springs on Sunday.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jewish boys protest against Tal Law replacement on Monday in Jerusalem. The law, which exempts ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students from mandatory military service, was declared unconstitutional by the High Court in February and is due to expire in August.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jewish boys protest against Tal Law replacement on Monday in Jerusalem. The law, which exempts ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students from mandatory military service, was declared unconstitutional by the High Court in February and is due to expire in August.
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