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PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL/
RTX55MG 
January 02, 2008 
A Palestinian relative of Hamas militant Mosab Jindiya attends his funeral in Gaza January 2, 2008. Israeli... 
Gaza, Palestinian Territories 
A Palestinian relative of Hamas militant Mosab Jindiya attends his funeral in Gaza 
A Palestinian relative of Hamas militant Mosab Jindiya attends his funeral in Gaza January 2, 2008. Israeli forces killed at least six Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip, medical staff and the Islamist Hamas group said. An Israeli army spokeswoman said the attack was mounted from the air and ground after gunmen fired several anti-tank missiles at Israeli troops operating in the area. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem (GAZA) 
CHAD-FRANCE/CHILDREN
RTR1VP2Y 
November 05, 2007 
A child, whom French group Zoe's Ark tried to fly to Europe, is seen in an orphanage in the Chadian city... 
Abeche, Chad 
A child, whom French group Zoe's Ark tried to fly to Europe, is seen in an orphanage in Abeche 
A child, whom French group Zoe's Ark tried to fly to Europe, is seen in an orphanage in the Chadian city of Abeche November 5, 2007. A French journalist arrested with members of the Zoe's Ark group in Chad as they tried to fly 103 African children to Europe said on Monday they had displayed "dramatic amateurishness" and lied about their plans. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah (CHAD) 
GOLF/SORENSTAM
RTR1VC7V 
October 26, 2007 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam hits out of the bunker at the 14th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in... 
Pattaya, Thailand 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam hits out of the bunker at the 14th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in... 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam hits out of the bunker at the 14th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October 26, 2007. Sorenstam, 37, has won almost everything golf has to offer, but the 10-times major winner admits she did everything she could to avoid capturing titles as a timid youngster. Sorenstam has won the LPGA Player of the Year award a record eight times, including five in a row from 2001-2005, and is the only female golfer to shoot a round under 60. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang (THAILAND) 
GOLF/SORENSTAM
RTR1VC7P 
October 26, 2007 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam lines a putt during the second round of the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya,... 
Pattaya, Thailand 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam lines a putt during the second round of the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya... 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam lines a putt during the second round of the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October 26, 2007. Sorenstam, 37, has won almost everything golf has to offer, but the 10-times major winner admits she did everything she could to avoid capturing titles as a timid youngster. Sorenstam has won the LPGA Player of the Year award a record eight times, including five in a row from 2001-2005, and is the only female golfer to shoot a round under 60. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang (THAILAND) 
GOLF/SORENSTAM
RTR1VC7L 
October 26, 2007 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam putts on the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October... 
Pattaya, Thailand 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam putts on the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam putts on the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October 26, 2007. Sorenstam, 37, has won almost everything golf has to offer, but the 10-times major winner admits she did everything she could to avoid capturing titles as a timid youngster. Sorenstam has won the LPGA Player of the Year award a record eight times, including five in a row from 2001-2005, and is the only female golfer to shoot a round under 60. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang (THAILAND) 
GOLF/SORENSTAM
RTR1VC7K 
October 26, 2007 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam tees off at the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October... 
Pattaya, Thailand 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam tees off at the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya 
Sweden's Annika Sorenstam tees off at the 15th hole at the Honda LPGA golf tournament in Pattaya, October 26, 2007. Sorenstam, 37, has won almost everything golf has to offer, but the 10-times major winner admits she did everything she could to avoid capturing titles as a timid youngster. Sorenstam has won the LPGA Player of the Year award a record eight times, including five in a row from 2001-2005, and is the only female golfer to shoot a round under 60. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang (THAILAND) 
PALESTINIANS-GAZA/
RTR1U9VE 
September 26, 2007 
A Palestinian girl attends a pro-Hamas women's protest in Gaza September 26, 2007 against what they call... 
Gaza, Palestinian Territories 
A Palestinian girl attends a pro-Hamas women's protest in Gaza 
A Palestinian girl attends a pro-Hamas women's protest in Gaza September 26, 2007 against what they call are attacks by forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah in Ramallah last Saturday. REUTERS/Suhaib Salem (GAZA) 
ISRAEL/
RTR1SVOV 
August 18, 2007 
EDITORIAL USE ONLY - NO COMMERCIAL OR BOOK SALES. A Sudanese girl, refugee from the war-torn Darfur region... 
KADESH BARNEA, Israel 
A Sudanese girl refugee from the war-torn Darfur region in Israel 
EDITORIAL USE ONLY - NO COMMERCIAL OR BOOK SALES. A Sudanese girl, refugee from the war-torn Darfur region who crossed the border with Egypt into Israel, awaits for food distribution outside a tent in the southern Israeli village of Kadesh Barnea August 17, 2007. In a bid to counter the influx, Israel has said that people crossing the border illegally will be sent back to Egypt. But it has also said that it would help "a small number" of asylum-seekers from Darfur. Picture taken August 17, 2007. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (ISRAEL) 
TIMOR/
RTR1RG76 
July 04, 2007 
A young East Timorese refugee poses outside her hut at a camp in Metinaro, outside Dili, July 4, 2007.... 
Dili, East Timor 
Young East Timorese refugee poses outside her hut at a camp in Metinaro, 
A young East Timorese refugee poses outside her hut at a camp in Metinaro, outside Dili, July 4, 2007. Partial results from East Timor's parliamentary elections showed on Wednesday that no party is likely to win more than half the votes, setting the stage for a coalition government in the young nation. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad (EAST TIMOR) 
BOSNIA/
RTR1QY5K 
June 19, 2007 
Refugee children take a bath in a collective bathroom at a refugee centre in the southern Bosnian village... 
SALAKOVAC, Bosnia and Herzegovina 
Refugee children take a bath in a collective bathroom at a refugee centre in the southern Bosnian village... 
Refugee children take a bath in a collective bathroom at a refugee centre in the southern Bosnian village of Salakovac June 19, 2007, a day before World Refugee Day. More than 200 refugees from the troubled Serbian province of Kosovo, mostly Roma people, are still waiting for Bosnian citizenship or a transfer to third countries. Their refugee status will expire soon, after almost a decade spent as refugees in Bosnia. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA) 
HUNGARY/
RTR1QG6X 
June 04, 2007 
A Somali refugee woman covers her face at the Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers in Bekescsaba, 220... 
BEKESCSABA, Hungary 
A Somali refugee woman covers her face at the Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers in Bekescsaba 
A Somali refugee woman covers her face at the Reception Centre for Asylum Seekers in Bekescsaba, 220 km (137 miles) southeast of Budapest, June 4, 2007. Hungary will join the European Union Schengen border patrol agreement on January 1, 2008, and will become EU's primary border for refugee control. The Schengen regime allows free movement of people within the EU, without border controls, and creates a unified external frontier, where police, customs and health checks are rigorous. June 20 has been designated as World Refugee Day by the United Nations General Assembly. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh (HUNGARY) 
PALESTINIANS-GAZA/
RTR1PUJS 
May 19, 2007 
A Palestinian girl stands outside her family's house following an Israeli air strike in Gaza May 19,... 
Gaza, Palestinian Territories 
A Palestinian girl stands outside her family's house following an Israeli air strike in Gaza 
A Palestinian girl stands outside her family's house following an Israeli air strike in Gaza May 19, 2007. Israel said its aircraft struck two Hamas weapons depots in the Gaza Strip on Saturday as top officials weighed proposals for broader action to stop rockets being fired at nearby Israeli towns. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem (GAZA) 
USA-QUEEN/
RTR1PBDB 
May 03, 2007 
A girl holding the Union Jack waits for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II to pass by in a carriage in Williamsburg,... 
Williamsburg, UNITED STATES 
A girl holding the Union Jack waits for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II to pass by in a carriage in Williamsburg... 
A girl holding the Union Jack waits for Britain's Queen Elizabeth II to pass by in a carriage in Williamsburg, Virginia, May 3, 2007. The Queen is visiting the U.S. as part of the celebrations of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts REUTERS/Joshua Roberts (UNITED STATES) 
AFGHANISTAN/
RTR1OVTW 
April 21, 2007 
Afghan children smile as U.S. soldiers patrol in a village near the town of Maquor in Paktika province... 
MAQUOR, Afghanistan 
Afghan children smile as U.S. soldiers patrol in a village near the town of Maquor in Paktika province... 
Afghan children smile as U.S. soldiers patrol in a village near the town of Maquor in Paktika province southeast of Kabul April 21, 2007. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic (AFGHANISTAN) 
PHILIPPINES/
RTR1OM4T 
April 14, 2007 
A girl sits in a pail at a gymnasium in Manila April 14, 2007. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo (PHILIPPINES)... 
Manila, Philippines 
A girl sits in a pail at a gymnasium in Manila 
A girl sits in a pail at a gymnasium in Manila April 14, 2007. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo (PHILIPPINES) 
IRAQ/
RTR1OBAS 
April 04, 2007 
An Iraqi girl sits with relatives as U.S. Army soldiers search a building in Baghdad's Mansour district... 
Baghdad, Iraq 
An Iraqi girl sits with relatives as US Army soldiers search a building in Baghdad 
An Iraqi girl sits with relatives as U.S. Army soldiers search a building in Baghdad's Mansour district April 4, 2007. REUTERS/Bob Strong (IRAQ) 
IRAQ/
RTR1NYZL 
March 27, 2007 
Children look from their house at U.S. soldiers patrolling in Baghdad's northwest Sunni neighborhood... 
Baghdad, Iraq 
Children look from their house at U.S. soldiers patrolling in Baghdad's northwest Sunni neighborhood... 
Children look from their house at U.S. soldiers patrolling in Baghdad's northwest Sunni neighborhood of Ghazaliya March 27, 2007. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (IRAQ) 
MOROCCO-ARRESTS/
RTR1NGM5 
March 14, 2007 
A woman watches police at Mulay Rachid slum in Casablanca March 14, 2007. Moroccan police arrested nine... 
Casablanca, Morocco 
A woman watches police at Mulay Rachid slum in Casablanca 
A woman watches police at Mulay Rachid slum in Casablanca March 14, 2007. Moroccan police arrested nine people in swoops on Casablanca slums and seized explosives after a suspected suicide bomber blew himself up at an Internet cafe, officials and residents said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Rafael Marchante(MOROCCO) 
BRITAIN/
RTR1NFGI 
March 13, 2007 
Kate Middleton, girlfriend of Britain's Prince William, closes a window screen as she is driven away... 
Cheltenham, United Kingdom 
Kate Middleton, girlfriend of Britain's Prince William, is driven away as she leaves the annual Cheltenham... 
Kate Middleton, girlfriend of Britain's Prince William, closes a window screen as she is driven away as she leaves the Cheltenham Festival horse racing meeting in Gloucestershire in western England, March 13, 2007. REUTERS/Stringer (BRITAIN) 
IRAN/
RTR1NBAA 
March 10, 2007 
Two Iranian women attend a religious ceremony in Tehran's Grand Bazaar March 10, 2007. Shiite Muslims... 
Tehran, Iran 
Two Iranian women attend a religious ceremony in Tehran's Grand Bazaar 
Two Iranian women attend a religious ceremony in Tehran's Grand Bazaar March 10, 2007. Shiite Muslims in Iran began holy rites to mark Arbain, the end of a 40-day mourning period since Ashura, which marks the death of Prophet Mohammad's grandson, Imam Hussein, in 680AD. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl (IRAN) 
PALESTINIANS/POLICE
RTR1N8AK 
March 08, 2007 
Heba Mabrouk (L), a Palestinian policewoman, gives sweets to kids in the street of Gaza city March 6,... 
Gaza, Palestinian Territories 
To match feature PALESTINIANS/POLICE 
Heba Mabrouk (L), a Palestinian policewoman, gives sweets to kids in the street of Gaza city March 6, 2007. When Palestinian policewoman Heba Mabrouk first started to patrol the streets of Gaza 12 years ago, residents could not believe their eyes. People could not understand how women could be in the streets, performing police work just like men," said Mabrouk, 31. Picture taken March 6, 2007. To match feature PALESTINIANS/POLICE REUTERS/Suhaib Salem (GAZA) 
USA/LAURABUSH
RTR1MPPC 
February 22, 2007 
United States first lady Laura Bush listens to a student as Savannah Hartley looks on during a visit... 
multiple cities, UNITED STATES 
Laura Bush listens as student looks on during visit to elementary school in D'Iberville, Mississippi 
United States first lady Laura Bush listens to a student as Savannah Hartley looks on during a visit to an elementary school in D'Iberville, Mississippi February 22, 2007. REUTERS/Lee Celano (UNITED STATES) 
MEXICO PORN
RTR1MF0D 
February 14, 2007 
A visitor reacts as a dancer performs a strip tease at the annual adult entertainment exhibition in Mexico... 
Mexico City, Mexico 
A visitor reacts as a dancer performs a strip tease at the annual adult entertainment exhibition in Mexico... 
A visitor reacts as a dancer performs a strip tease at the annual adult entertainment exhibition in Mexico City February 14, 207. REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO) 
JAPAN/
RTR1LQZA 
January 29, 2007 
A woman wearing a costume walks in Tokyo's Harajuku district January 28, 2007. Girls dressed in creative... 
Tokyo, Japan 
Woman wearing a costume walks in Tokyo's Harajuku district 
A woman wearing a costume walks in Tokyo's Harajuku district January 28, 2007. Girls dressed in creative fashion inspired by punk, gothic and animation character often gather in the shopping district on Sunday. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon (JAPAN) 
IRAN
RTR1IVB1 
October 31, 2006 
An Iranian girl wearing a traditional mask and headscarf stands at a handicraft workshop in the village... 
Qeshm, Iran 
Iranian girl wears traditional mask and headscarf at handicraft workshop in village of Salakh 
An Iranian girl wearing a traditional mask and headscarf stands at a handicraft workshop in the village of Salakh on Qeshm Island at the Persian Gulf, 1,100 km (687 miles) southeast of Tehran, October 31, 2006. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl (IRAN) 
US NOBLE MEDICINE
RTR1HY90 
October 02, 2006 
American Andrew Fire reacts while being interviewed at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California October... 
Palo Alto, UNITED STATES 
American Fire reacts while being interviewed at Stanford University in Palo Alto 
American Andrew Fire reacts while being interviewed at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California October 2, 2006. Fire and fellow American Craig Mello won the 2006 Nobel prize for medicine on Monday for their discovery of how to switch off genes, a potential road to new treatments for diseases from AIDS to blindness and cancer. REUTERS/Kimberly White (UNITED STATES) Also refer to image GF1DUCDNUAAA 
BRITAIN
RTR1HVN3 
September 30, 2006 
Australian singer Kylie Minogue (L) speaks with six-year-old Megan Hondius at a book store in central... 
London, United Kingdom 
Australian singer Minogue launches her children's book The Showgirl Princess in central London 
Australian singer Kylie Minogue (L) speaks with six-year-old Megan Hondius at a book store in central London, September 30, 2006. Kylie, who has recently undergone treatment for breast cancer, was launching her children's book, "The Showgirl Princess". REUTERS/Toby Melville (BRITAIN) 
RUSSIA
RTR1H343 
September 07, 2006 
A girl reacts as she sits on a luxury toilet during the World Toilet Organisation exhibition at Manezh... 
Moscow, Russian Federation 
A girl reacts as she sits on a luxury toilet during the World Toilet Organisation exhibition at Manezh... 
A girl reacts as she sits on a luxury toilet during the World Toilet Organisation exhibition at Manezh exhibition centre in Moscow September 7, 2006. REUTERS/Anton Denisov (RUSSIA) 
SINGAPORE
RTR1GZC9 
September 04, 2006 
Merlin, a two-year-old Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), looks at visitors during an afternoon token... 
Singapore, Singapore 
Merlin, a Bornean orangutan, looks at visitors at the Singapore Zoo 
Merlin, a two-year-old Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus), looks at visitors during an afternoon token feeding session at the Singapore Zoo September 4, 2006. To date, a total of 32 orangutans have been bred successfully according to the zoo. REUTERS/Tim Chong (SINGAPORE) 
LIFE INDIA VILLAGE
RTR1GCXQ 
August 13, 2006 
A girl looks out from her house in a village Hansdehar, in the northern Indian state of Haryana, July... 
Hansdehar, India 
To match feature LIFE INDIA VILLAGE 
A girl looks out from her house in a village Hansdehar, in the northern Indian state of Haryana, July 2, 2006. Hansdehar village has uploaded itself onto the Internet, giving the outside world a glimpse of life in rural India. Visitors to Hansdehar village's Web site (www.smartvillages.org) can see the names, jobs and other details of its 1,753 residents, browse photographs of their shops and read detailed specifications of their drainage and electricity facilities. Picture taken July 2, 2006. To match feature LIFE INDIA VILLAGE REUTERS/Adnan Abidi (INDIA) 
BRUNO
RTR1GA2Y 
August 11, 2006 
Janaina Reis, 4, looks out from a house in Jurema city, northeastern of Brazil August 10, 2006. Brazil's... 
JUREMA, Brazil 
Janaina Reis looks out from a house in Jurema city, northeastern of Brazil 
Janaina Reis, 4, looks out from a house in Jurema city, northeastern of Brazil August 10, 2006. Brazil's high poverty rate is a major campaign issue leading up to the October presidential elections, especially in the impoverished northeast. REUTERS/Bruno Domingos (BRAZIL) 
CHINA
RTR1EWX2 
June 27, 2006 
An ethnic Tibetan child poses beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, near Lake Qinghai, west... 
QINGHAI, China 
An ethnic Tibetan child poses beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway 
An ethnic Tibetan child poses beside the tracks of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, near Lake Qinghai, west China's Qinghai province, June 15, 2006. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway will begin trial operations on July 1, 2006. Picture taken June 15, 2006. REUTERS/Joe Chan (CHINA) 
MIDEAST
RTR1ENBV 
June 20, 2006 
A Palestinian child holds up picture of a jailed relative during a protest calling for the release of... 
Tulkarm, Palestinian Territories 
Palestinian child holds up picture of a jailed relative during a protest in Tulkarm 
A Palestinian child holds up picture of a jailed relative during a protest calling for the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails in the West Bank town of Tulkarm June 20, 2006. REUTERS/Mustafa Abu Dayeh (PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES) 
HAITI CARNIVAL
RTR1BQJ3 
February 26, 2006 
A Haitian looks on during a parade as part of the annual Haiti Carnival in Port-au-Prince February 26,... 
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti 
Haitian looks on during a parade as part of annual Haiti Carnival in Port-au-Prince 
A Haitian looks on during a parade as part of the annual Haiti Carnival in Port-au-Prince February 26, 2006. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz 
RELIGION IRAN
RTR1BMN9 
February 24, 2006 
A young Iranian girl looks as she is carried by her mother during a demonstration against the bombing... 
Tehran, Iran 
Young Iranian girl looks as she is carried by her mother during a demonstration in Tehran 
A young Iranian girl looks as she is carried by her mother during a demonstration against the bombing of a Shi'ite shrine in Samarra, after Friday prayers in Tehran February 24, 2006. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl 
MEXICO EMILY
RTRHUR1 
July 17, 2005 
A child watches from a shelter after being evacuated in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico July 17, 2005. Mexico... 
Playa Del Carmen, Mexico 
A child watches from a shelter after being evacuated in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. 
A child watches from a shelter after being evacuated in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico July 17, 2005. Mexico was braced for one of its worst storms in years as violent Hurricane Emily howled towards popular Caribbean resorts around Cancun on Sunday, packing winds of up to 155 mph (250 kph). The second major hurricane of the season, arriving just days after Hurricane Dennis ripped through Cuba and Florida, Emily was due to pass over the tiny Cayman Islands early Sunday and smash into Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula during the evening. REUTERS/Henry Romero HR/JK
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NARATHIWAT
RTRNXUB 
February 21, 2005 
A Thai Muslim student peeks out of a classroom during a break at a Muslim religious school in Narathiwat,... 
Narathiwat, Thailand 
A Thai Muslim student peeks out of a classroom in Narathiwat, Thailand. 
A Thai Muslim student peeks out of a classroom during a break at a Muslim religious school in Narathiwat, 1,140 km (708 miles) south of Bangkok, Thailand February 21, 2005. Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra lashed out at critics of his tough stance in the troubled Muslim south on Monday, saying they had no idea what they were talking about and never came up with viable solutions. REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang Pictures of the Month February 2005 SS/AT 
QUAKE LANKA
RTRKCO8 
January 12, 2005 
A Sri Lankan boy, who survived the Tsunami, shows the plate of food he received for dinner in a camp... 
Galle, Sri Lanka 
A Sri Lankan boy, who survived the Tsunami, shows the plate of food he received for dinner in a ... 
A Sri Lankan boy, who survived the Tsunami, shows the plate of food he received for dinner in a camp for homeless people near Galle. A Sri Lankan boy, who survived the December 26th Indian Ocean Tsunami, shows the plate of food he received for dinner in a camp for homeless people near the damaged city of Galle January 12, 2005. Refugees are slowly leaving the camps to return home or to relatives if their house was destroyed by the tsunami which killed more than 150,000 people in the region. REUTERS/Yves Herman pictures of the month January 2005 
WINDHOEK
RTRFUE9 
November 15, 2004 
A young child in Katatura township waits patiently as her mother casts her vote as Namibia's general... 
Windhoek, Namibia 
A young child in Katatura township waits patiently as her mother casts her vote as Namibia's ... 
A young child in Katatura township waits patiently as her mother casts her vote as Namibia's general election gets underway. A young child in Katatura township waits patiently as her mother casts her vote as Namibia's general election gets underway in Windhoek, November 15, 2004. Namibia's founding President Sam Nujoma is to stand down in March after this week's elections, but will remain a lynchpin of his country's politics as president of the ruling SWAPO party. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings Pictures of the month November 2004 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0MM 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before the national commission investigating... 
Washington, United States of America 
RICHARD CLARKE TESTIFIES BEFORE 9/11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before the national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque KL 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0MG 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before a national commission investigating... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE TESTIFIES BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before a national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Win McNamee WM 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0M8 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke turns after finishing his opening statement before... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE FINISHES OPENING STATEMENT BEFORE TESTIFYING TO SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke turns after finishing his opening statement before giving his testimony to the national commission investigating the September 11 attacks March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Win McNamee WM 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0M3 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before a national commission investigating... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE TESTIFIES BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke testifies before a national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Win McNamee WM 
SECURITYCOMMISSION
RTRG0JP 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke pauses while testifying before the national commission... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE TESTIFIES BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke pauses while testifying before the national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque WM 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0GT 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke is sworn in prior to testifying before a national... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE SWORN IN PRIOR TO TESTIFYING TO SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke is sworn in prior to testifying before a national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Win McNamee WM 
SECURITY COMMISSION
RTRG0GF 
March 24, 2004 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke pauses while testifying before the national commission... 
Washington, USA 
CLARKE TESTIFIES BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11 COMMISSION. 
Former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke pauses while testifying before the national commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks on Capitol Hill March 24, 2004. Clarke said on Wednesday the United States was too timid in its policy towards al Qaeda and accused the Bush administration of failing to treat terrorism as an urgent matter before the Sept. 11 attacks. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque WM 
BIRDFLU THAILAND CATS
RTRD62Q 
February 20, 2004 
A kitten peers out from a sidewalk at Bangkok's Lumpini Park February 20, 2004. Two domestic cats in... 
Bangkok, Thailand - Kingdom of 
A KITTEN PEERS FROM A SIDEWALK AT BANGKOK'S LUMPINI PARK. 
A kitten peers out from a sidewalk at Bangkok's Lumpini Park February 20, 2004. Two domestic cats in Thailand have died of the same bird flu virus that has killed at least 22 people in Asia, a veterinarian said on Friday. REUTERS/Adrees Latif AL/FA 
GERMANY
RTR7IAQ 
November 22, 2003 
Two muslim women peer over a placard with the pictures of Iran's late
revolutionary leader Ayatollah... 
Berlin, Germany 
TWO MUSLIM WOMEN PEER OVER A PLACARD DURING A DEMONSTRATION IN BERLIN. 
Two muslim women peer over a placard with the pictures of Iran's late
revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (L) and his successor
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a demonstration in Berlin November 22,
2003. Some 1,000 muslims marched in Berlin to mark International
Jerusalem Day, an Iranian-inspired event held each year on the last
Friday of the holy fasting month of Ramadan to support Palestinians'
claim on Jerusalem. REUTERS/Michael Dalder REUTERS

MAD/JOH 
SPAIN ENGAGEMENT
RTR6D4Y 
November 06, 2003 
Spanish Crown Prince Felipe, the heir to the Spanish throne, and television
presenter Letizia Ortiz,... 
Madrid, Spain 
SPANISH PRINCE FELIPE AND LETIZIA ORTIZ WALK IN GARDENS DURING
OFFICIAL ENGAGEMENT CEREMONY. 
Spanish Crown Prince Felipe, the heir to the Spanish throne, and television
presenter Letizia Ortiz, 31, take a stroll through the gardens during their
formal engagement ceremony at the Pardo Palace outside Madrid November 6,
2003. The couple will marry in Madrid next summer. Pictures of the Month
November 2003 Pictures of the Year 2003 REUTERS/Sergio Perez

PH/JV 
GOULD
RTXLYI0 
May 19, 2003 
Actor Alexander Gould, who plays the voice of Nemo in "Finding Nemo," arrives at the world premiere... 
Los Angeles, USA 
Actor Alexander Gould, who plays the voice of Nemo in "Finding Nemo," arrives at the world premier..... 
Actor Alexander Gould, who plays the voice of Nemo in "Finding Nemo," arrives at the world premiere of the film May 18, 2003, in Los Angeles. The animated Pixar film is an underwater adventure featuring Nemo, a boy clownfish, stolen from his coral reef home. His timid father must then search the ocean to find him. 
FINDING NEMO PREMIERE
RTRNTPA 
May 18, 2003 
Actor Alexander Gould, who plays the voice of Nemo in "Finding Nemo,"
arrives at the world premiere... 
Los Angeles 
GOULD ARRIVES AT PREMIERE OF FINDING NEMO. 
Actor Alexander Gould, who plays the voice of Nemo in "Finding Nemo,"
arrives at the world premiere of the film May 18, 2003, in Los Angeles.
The annimated Pixar film is an underwater adventure featuring Nemo, a
boy clownfish, stolen from his coral reef home. His timid father must
then search the ocean to find him. REUTERS/John Hayes

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FINDING NEMO PREMIERE
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May 18, 2003 
Actor John Ratzenberger, who plays the voice of Moonfish in "Finding
Nemo" talks to Pixar Animation... 
Los Angeles 
RATZENBERGER AND JOBS ARRIVE AT PREMIERE OF FINDING NEMO. 
Actor John Ratzenberger, who plays the voice of Moonfish in "Finding
Nemo" talks to Pixar Animation Chief Steve Jobs at the world premiere
of the film May 18, 2003, in Los Angeles. The annimated Pixar film is
an underwater adventure featuring Nemo, a boy clownfish, stolen from
his coral reef home. His timid father must then search the ocean to
find him. REUTERS/John Hayes

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FINDING NEMO PREMIERE
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May 18, 2003 
Actress Elizabeth Perkins who plays the voice of Coral in "Finding
Nemo," arrives at the world premiere... 
Los Angeles 
ELIZABETH PERKINS AT PREMIERE OF FINDING NEMO. 
Actress Elizabeth Perkins who plays the voice of Coral in "Finding
Nemo," arrives at the world premiere of the film May 18, 2003, in Los
Angeles. The annimated Pixar film is an underwater adventure featuring
Nemo, a boy clownfish, stolen from his coral reef home. His timid
father must then search the ocean to find him. REUTERS/John Hayes

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FINDING NEMO PREMIERE
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May 18, 2003 
Writer/director Andrew Stanton arrives at the world premiere of
"Finding Nemo" May 18, 2003, in Los... 
Los Angeles 
GOULD ARRIVES AT PREMIERE OF FINDING NEMO. 
Writer/director Andrew Stanton arrives at the world premiere of
"Finding Nemo" May 18, 2003, in Los Angeles. Stanton wrote and directed
the annimated Pixar film which is an underwater adventure featuring
Nemo, a boy clownfish, stolen from his coral reef home. His timid
father must then search the ocean to find him. REUTERS/John Hayes

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BRITAIN ELECTION
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May 11, 2001 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy talks to media at a press conference at Manchester... 
Manchester, UK 
LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER CHARLES KENNEDY TALKS TO MEDIA AT MANCHESTER AIRPORT. 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy talks to media at a press conference at Manchester Airport May 11, 2001. Kennedy today accused Labour of being timid over their reported manifesto pledge not to increase income tax in a second term.

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BRITAIN ELECTION
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May 11, 2001 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy meets holiday makers at Manchester Airport May 11,... 
Manchester, UK 
LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER CHARLES KENNEDY MEETS HOLIDAY MAKERS AT MANCHESTER AIRPORT. 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy meets holiday makers at Manchester Airport May 11, 2001. Kennedy today accused Labour of being timid over their reported manifesto pledge not to increase income tax in a second term.

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BRITAIN ELECTION
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May 11, 2001 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy talks to media during a news conference at Manchester... 
Manchester, UK 
LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER CHARLES KENNEDY TALKS TO MEDIA AT MANCHESTER AIRPORT. 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy talks to media during a news conference at Manchester Airport May 11, 2001. Kennedy today accused Labour of being timid over their reported manifesto pledge not to increase income tax in a second term.

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BRITAIN ELECTION
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May 11, 2001 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy arrives at Manchester Airport for a brief tour of the... 
Manchester, UK 
LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER CHARLES KENNEDY ARRIVES AT MANCHESTER AIRPORT. 
Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy arrives at Manchester Airport for a brief tour of the north-west May 11, 2001. Kennedy today accused Labour of being timid over their reported manifesto pledge not to increase income tax in a second term.

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CUBA USA BOY
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February 03, 2000 
Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez leaves his private school February 3 with Mario Miranda of the Cuban American... 
Miami, USA 
ELIAN GONZALEZ IS ESCORTED FROM HIS PRIVATE MIAMI SCHOOL. 
Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez leaves his private school February 3 with Mario Miranda of the Cuban American National Foundation. The six-year-old's Miami relatives and many in the Cuban exile community have expressed their outrage over a grandmother's account on Cuban television of how she bit the boy's tongue and looked at his genitals during their meeting last week. Elian's paternal grandmother Mariela Quintana, describing the meeting, said the boy was sad and timid and her actions were an effort to get Elian to warm up to her and his other grandmother.

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CUBA USA BOY
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February 03, 2000 
Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez leaves his private school February 3 in Miami. The six-year-old's Miami relatives... 
Miami, USA 
ELIAN GONZALEZ LEAVES PRIVATE MIAMI SCHOOL. 
Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez leaves his private school February 3 in Miami. The six-year-old's Miami relatives and many in the Cuban exile community have expressed their outrage over a grandmother's account on Cuban television of how she bit the boy's tongue and looked at his genitals during their meeting last week. Elian's paternal grandmother Mariela Quintana, describing the meeting, said the boy was sad and timid and her actions were an effort to get Elian to warm up to her and his other grandmother.

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