Men dressed as Zombies scare a young boy in Madrid February 3, 2007. Men and women from all over Spain gathered in Madrid to celebrate "Zombie Pride Day" and to pay homage to George A. Romero, director of horror film classic "Night of the Living Dead." REUTERS/Susana Vera (SPAIN) 

Men dressed as Zombies perfom during a gathering in Madrid February 3, 2007. Men and women from all over Spain gathered in Madrid to celebrate "Zombie Pride Day" and to pay homage to George A. Romero, director of horror film classic "Night of the Living Dead." REUTERS/Susana Vera (SPAIN) 

A man dressed as a Zombie screams as he gets out of a subway station in Madrid February 3, 2007. Men and women from all over Spain gathered in Madrid to celebrate "Zombie Pride Day" and to pay homage to George A. Romero, director of horror film classic "Night of the Living Dead." REUTERS/Susana Vera (SPAIN) 

A man made up as a Zombie attends a gathering during "Zombie Pride Day" in Madrid February 3, 2007. Men and women from all over Spain gathered in Madrid to celebrate "Zombie Pride Day" and to pay homage to George A. Romero, director of horror film classic "Night of the Living Dead." REUTERS/Susana Vera (SPAIN) 

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People look at burned bodies in a truck near Comilla town, 100 km (60 miles) from Dhaka, January 6, 2007. At least 55 people were killed on Saturday when a bus packed with some 100 passengers crashed and caught fire southeast of the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka. Picture taken January 6, 2007. REUTERS/Rafiqur Rahman.(BANGLADESH) 

A man delivers a slaughtered pig in Hanoi's Cho Mo market November 16, 2006. Vietnam is the host of this year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting, which goes till November 20. REUTERS/Adrees Latif (VIETNAM) 

Unclaimed and unidentified bodies lie piled on top of each other at the morgue in Oaxaca November 9, 2006. Dozens of corpses of people who died in robberies, road accidents and other mishaps have piled up at the city's morgue, built and unmodified since 1943, after law enforcement broke down during the months of social strife in the state. Normally after lying unclaimed for a while, the bodies would be sent to a common grave or to the university medical school but since the state bureaucracy has been inoperative for the months the bodies have just piled up. Picture taken November 9, 2006. REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO) 

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Personal effects hang next to unclaimed, unidentified bodies piled on top of each other at the morgue in Oaxaca November 9, 2006. Dozens of corpses of people who died in robberies, road accidents and other mishaps have piled up at the city's morgue, built and unmodified since 1943, after law enforcement broke down during the months of social strife in the state. Normally after lying unclaimed for a while, the bodies would be sent to a common grave or to the university medical school, but since the state bureaucracy has been inoperative for months the bodies have just piled up. Picture taken November 9, 2006. ONLINES OUT REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO) 

Unclaimed, unidentified bodies lie piled on top of each other at the morgue in Oaxaca November 9, 2006. Dozens of corpses of people who died in robberies, road accidents and other mishaps have piled up at the city's morgue, built and unmodified since 1943, after law enforcement broke down during the months of social strife in the state. Normally after lying unclaimed for a while, the bodies would be sent to a common grave or to the university medical school, but since the state bureaucracy has been inoperative for months the bodies have just piled up. Picture taken November 9, 2006. REUTERS/Daniel Aguilar (MEXICO) 

Dan Summers, a tour guide at Hell House, poses for a picture in Cedar Hill, Texas October 30, 2006. Hell House puts a Christian spin on the traditional haunted house by using its parishioners as actors to portray scenes depicting issues such as abortion, suicide and school shootings. At the conclusion of the tour visitors are brought into a "decision room" where they are ministered to and offered a chance to receive salvation. Trinity Church officials estimate that close to 500 people over the ten days they've been open thus far this year have received salvation. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (United States) 

A devotee, with his cheeks pierced with skewers, joins a procession in celebration of the vegetarian festival in Phuket October 29, 2006. The festival celebrates the local Chinese community's belief that abstinence from meat and various stimulants during the ninth lunar month of the Chinese calendar will help them obtain good health and peace of mind. REUTERS/Adrees Latif (THAILAND) 

A skeleton mask, used by a pensioner during a National Pensioners Convention lobby demonstration, lies on the ground in central London October 25, 2006. The pensioners are calling for an immediate restoration of links with earnings, currently not due until 2012, to help pensioners who are currently struggling to pay bills. REUTERS/Alessia Pierdomenico (BRITAIN) 

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A policeman uses his mobile phone as he stands near the body of a suicide bomber in Basra, 550 km (340 miles) south of Baghdad October 17, 2006. Two residents were wounded after a suicide bomb attack which targeted a market in Basra, police said. REUTERS/Atef Hassan (IRAQ) 

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Israeli policemen survey the scene, following an explosion in Rishon le-Tsiyon, near Tel Aviv September 29, 2006. A car exploded in a town south of the coastal city of Tel Aviv on Friday, killing one person and wounding six others, Israeli rescue and ambulance services said. "I can confirm the background to the attack was criminal," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said. REUTERS/Stringer (ISRAEL) 

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An armed Palestinian militant and onlookers stand near the body of a man killed in the West Bank town of Jenin August 13, 2006. The man was shot by Palestinian militants because they say he collaborated with Israeli forces. REUTERS/Stringer (WEST BANK) 

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A Haitian woman looks at bodies lying on a street in Port-au-Prince, August 10, 2006. Police said the dead men were part of a kidnapping gang. REUTERS/Logan Abassi 

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Victims of bombings in south Lebanon are placed in coffins in Tyre (Soure) August 2, 2006. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton (LEBANON) 

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Supporters of Congolese opposition leader and presidential candidate Jean-Pierre Bemba drag the body of a lynched policeman on a street in the capital Kinshasa, July 27, 2006. Three Congolese policemen were killed on Thursday when Bemba's supporters went on the rampage after part of his compound was destroyed by a fire days before historic elections, U.N. officials said. Picture taken July 27, 2006. REUTERS/Stringer (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO) 

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An Indonesian doctor performs surgery on an injured villager at a hospital in Klaten district, central Java May 31, 2006. Indonesian authorities started to immunise thousands of earthquake survivors against measles on Wednesday and helicopters swept the devastated region on Java island to check for isolated victims. REUTERS/Andry Prasetyo 

Finland's Lordi group celebrate after winning the 2006 Eurovision song contest in Athens' Olympic indoor arena May 20, 2006. Finland won the contest ahead of Russia, that took the second place, and Bosnia Herzegovina, that finished third. REUTERS/Yiorgos Karahalis 

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A charred body is removed from the scene after a powerful car bomb blast in the holy Iraqi city of Najaf, 160 km (99 miles) south of Baghdad, April 6, 2006. A car bomb exploded near a sacred Shi'ite shrine in Najaf on Thursday, killing at least 15 people, police said. A Reuters correspondent said he saw 10 bodies and body parts on the ground a few hundred meters from the Imam Ali shrine, which is sacred to Shi'ites around the world. REUTERS/Ali Abu Shish 

A policeman removes a pair of slippers lying on the blood-stained floor at the site of a bomb attack in Netrokona, a town 360km (220 miles) north of the capital Dhaka, December 8, 2005. A suicide bomb attack killed at least eight people in Bangladesh and wounded more than 50 on Thursday in the latest in a series of deadly blasts blamed on militants seeking Islamic rule in the country. Police said two bombs exploded on a crowded street within the space of a few minutes during the morning rush hour in Netrokona. REUTERS/Rafiqur Rahman Pictures of the Month December 2005 

A turkey waits as it's owner hopes to sell it for the Thanks giving Holiday, in Amman November 25, 2005. . REUTERS/Ali Jarekji AJ/JV 

A turkey waits in it's cage as it's owner hopes to sell it for the Thanks giving Holiday, in Amman November 25, 2005. . REUTERS/Ali Jarekji AJ/JV 

Salvadoran soldiers dig out one of the 5 people killed by a mudslide in Lourdes Colon about 20km (12 miles) west of San Salvador October 3, 2005. Torrential rains and mudslides killed at least 35 people in Central America as collapsing hillsides buried homes and rivers burst their banks, rescue workers said on Monday. Pictures of the Month October 2005 REUTERS/Luis Galdamez FOR BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE: ALSO SEE GM1E62903K401 

The severed head of a gang member lies near a desk at the scene of a massacre at a youth correctional facility in San Jose Pinula, Guatemala September 19, 2005. Officials reported 12 dead and 11 injured after four members of the MS street gang, armed with assault rifles entered the facility and executed members of the rival Mara 18. Guards detained three of the intruders, who police say are minors. REUTERS/Daniel LeClair 

Iraqi men stand near a bloody pillar at the scene of Wednesday's deadly suicide bomb attack in Baghdad September 15, 2005. A suicide bomber lured a crowd of Shi'ite day labourers to his minivan and blew it up in Baghdad on Wednesday, killing 114 people and wounding more than 156 in Iraq's second deadliest bombing since the war began. REUTERS/Mohammed Ameen RCS/PEK 

A inflatable doll is seen at the porch of a trailer after Hurricane Katrina hit Saint Bernard, Louisiana, September 14, 2005. REUTERS/Carlos Barria CB/YH 

A inflatable doll is seen at the porch of a trailer after Hurricane Katrina hit Saint Bernard, Louisiana, September 14, 2005. The death toll from Hurricane Katrina climbed to 711 on Wednesday after Louisiana officials raised the number of confirmed fatalities in that state to 474. REUTERS/Carlos Barria CB/YH 

A dog consumes the remains of a man near a breach in a levee in New Orleans, Louisiana September 5, 2005. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has closed a major gap in the New Orleans levees battered by Hurricane Katrina and is pumping water from the flooded city, an agency spokesman said on Monday. REUTERS/Allen Fredrickson FR05090007 

Bread that resemble body parts are put at the storage room in Ratchaburi province, 100 km (62 miles) west of Bangkok, September 4, 2005. The owner of the bakery shop made the bread to reflect the Buddhist philosophy of 'Do not believe in what you see, and what you see might not be true as you thought.' Although these bread are not for sale, the owner said he will continue making them. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom HIGHEST QUALITY AVAILABLE CS 

Bread that resemble body parts are put at the storage room in Ratchaburi province, 100 km (62 miles) west of Bangkok, September 4, 2005. The owner of the bakery shop made the bread to reflect the Buddhist philosophy of "Do not believe in what you see, and what you see might not be true as you thought." Although these bread are not for sale, the owner said he will continue making them. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom CS/TZ 

A bakery worker displays bread that resemble body parts in Ratchaburi province, 100 km (62 miles) west of Bangkok, September 1, 2005. The owner of the bakery shop made the bread to reflect the Buddhist philosophy of "Do not believe in what you see, and what you see might not be true as you thought." Although these bread are not for sale, the owner said he will continue making them. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom ODLY CS/PN 

Pig snouts are displayed at a market in Hong Kong August 17, 2005. A butcher at one of Hong Kong's leading supermarket chains has contracted a pig-borne disease that has infected over 200 people and killed 39 in southwest China, the city's Health Department said. Hong Kong has suspended imports of frozen pork from the central Chinese province of Henan and the southern boomtown of Shenzhen after authorities recalled some pork in Shenzhen, which is adjacent to Hong Kong. REUTERS/Paul Yeung KC/PN 

Foot of Venezuelan peasant with out land is seen as lines up for a census in British-owned El Chacorte farm. The foot of Venezuelan landless peasant is seen as lines up for a census at the El Charcote farm, 280 kilometers southwest from Caracas, March 22, 2005. Venezuela plans to take control this week of land from four private farms deemed idle, including a British-owned cattle ranch, as part of President Hugo Chavez' agrarian reforms for the poor. National Land Institute director Eliezer Otaiza told Reuters the government would seize parts of El Charcote, run by British meat producer Vestey to develop state-sponsored agriculture projects. . REUTERS/Jorge Silva 

Newly found bodies of an adult and child are placed on the side of a stree for collection in the tsunami-hit town of Banda Aceh. The newly found bodies of an adult and child are placed on the side of a tree for collection in the tsunami-hit town of Banda Aceh, on the Indonesian island of Sumatra January 12, 2005. In Indonesia, a long-running insurgency in Aceh province on the northern tip of Sumatra island was interfering with relief efforts. Authorities told aid workers helping tsunami victims not to venture beyond two large cities in Aceh because of possible attack by militants. Pictures of the month January 2005 Pictures of the Year 2005 REUTERS/Darren Whiteside 

Rescue worker find the bodies of tsunami victims in a river in Banda Aceh, on the northern part of the Indonesian island of Sumatra January 2, 2005. A week after being swamped by a massive tsunami, water is only just beginning to drain off parts of Aceh's provincial capital, revealing the full extent of the horrific destruction, and yet more bodies to count. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon 

Rescue worker points at a body found in the rubble at Ton Sai Bay in Thailand's Phi Phi island, December 29, 2004 after a tsunami hit the area. REUTERS/Luis Enrique Ascui LUIS ASCUI 

body lies on the roadside in Unawatuna, outside the southern Sri Lankan town of Galle, December 28, 2004. Nations on the Indian Ocean from Indonesia to Sri Lanka struggled on Tuesday to find and bury their dead and help the survivors of quake-triggered tidal waves as fears grew the final toll would far exceed the 29,000 people reported killed. REUTERS/Thomas White 

The body of a tsunami victim lies on a roadside in Unawatuna, 6 km (3.7 miles) south of Galle, Sri Lanka, December 28, 2004 after a tsunami hit the area on Sunday. Nations on the Indian Ocean from Indonesia to Sri Lanka struggled on Tuesday to find and bury their dead and help the survivors of a tidal wave triggered by an earthquake as fears grew the final toll would far exceed the 29,700 people reported killed. REUTERS/Thomas White Pictures of the Month December 2004 

Bodies of victims of the tsunami that hit on Sunday lie on Khao Lak beach, about 900 km (560 miles) south of Bangkok December 28, 2004. Searchers have retrieved 770 bodies, both foreigners and Thais, along the Khao Lak beach north of Thailand's Phuket resort island, a regional disaster official said on Tuesday. The beach in Phang Nga province appears to be the area worst hit in Thailand by Sunday's tidal waves that were triggered by an earthquake. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad Pictures of the Month December 2004 

Members of the Thai navy rescue team retrieve bodies of tsunami victims near Khao Lak, nearly 110 km (68 miles) north of the Thai resort island of Phuket, December 27, 2004. The tsunami, caused by a magnitude 9.0 quake off the northern Indonesian coast, devastated the southern Thai tourist isles and beaches killing nearly 5,000 in the country. Photo taken December 27, 2004. REUTERS/Thailand Navy 

Dead bodies lie on the pavement outside the National Hotel in central
Moscow, December 9, 2003. An explosion in central Moscow on Tuesday
killed at least five people and one Russian news agency said initial
investigations suggested a woman suicide bomber was responsible. Pictures of the Month December 2003 REUTERS/Konstantin Koutsyllo Pictures of the Year 2003
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Black turkeys, otherwise known as Spanish or Norfolk turkeys, are seen
near rice fields on the outskirts of Hanoi, Vietnam on December 8,
2003. REUTERS/Adrees Latif
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A natural reserve scientist saws off the jawbone of a stranded sperm
whale at the small port of Norddeich on Germany's North Sea coast about
150 km north-west of Bremen December 5, 2003. Two sperm whales washed
up on the mud-flats offshore between the island of Norderney and
Norddeich earlier this week. Pictures of the Month December 2003 REUTERS/Christian Charisius REUTERS
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The body of 32-year-old Palestinian Said Abu Safra lies in the Shefa
hospital in Gaza November 28, 2003. The Israeli army shot and killed a
Palestinian policeman on Friday near a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip,
Palestinian witnesses and medics said. They said soldiers shot Sayed Abu
Safra, 35, in the head as he tried to keep a mentally retarded villager back
from the perimeter fence around the Nissanit settlement on Gaza's northern
boundary with Israel. Pictures of the month November 2003. REUTERS/Jerry
Lampen

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A Bolivian man holds his relative's skull during a traditional ceremony in
La Paz, November 8, 2003. Hundreds of street vendors holding their relatives
skulls participated in a mass to offer tribute to their dead relatives and
ask them for protection and luck. REUTERS/Jose Luis Quintana Pictures of
the month November 2003

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An anti-war protester wears a mask during a demonstration in central London,
March 22, 2003. Tens of thousands of demonstrators massed in central London
as part of a series of protests in cities across the UK on Saturday to put
pressure on Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair's government over the Iraq
conflict. PP03030053 REUTERS/Kieran Doherty

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Kelly-Bronze-Turkeys stand at a free-range reserve at a natural farm
near the Bavarian town of Freising May 28, 2002. German ecological
farming, favored after recent scandals overmad cow and foot and mouth
diseases, was under scrutiny on Monday after it emerged that tainted
poultry feed had been used at chicken farms. REUTERS/Tobias
Schwarz

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