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RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QYEQ 
September 08, 2011 
Investigators work at the site of a Yak-42 aircraft crash in the village of Tunoshna outside Yaroslavl... 
TUNOSHNA, Russia 
Investigators work at the site of a Yak-42 aircraft crash in the village of Tunoshna outside Yaroslavl... 
Investigators work at the site of a Yak-42 aircraft crash in the village of Tunoshna outside Yaroslavl September 8, 2011. The passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and plunging the Russian and international sports world into grief. The Yak-42 aircraft slammed into a river bank near Yaroslavl, home city of the Kontinental Hockey League team Lokomotiv, whose Russian and foreign stars were on board flying to a match in Minsk, Belarus. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QYEK 
September 08, 2011 
A woman places a stalk of rose on the ground in the village of Tunoshna where a Yak-42 aircraft crashed... 
TUNOSHNA, Russia 
A woman places a stalk of rose on the ground in the village of Tunoshna where a Yak-42 aircraft crashed... 
A woman places a stalk of rose on the ground in the village of Tunoshna where a Yak-42 aircraft crashed outside Yaroslavl September 8, 2011. A passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and plunging the Russian and international sports world into grief. The Yak-42 aircraft slammed into a river bank near Yaroslavl, home city of the Kontinental Hockey League team Lokomotiv, whose Russian and foreign stars were on board flying to a match in Minsk, Belarus. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXDE 
September 07, 2011 
Men light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Men light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl 
Men light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying the team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXDA 
September 07, 2011 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city to commemorate the victims, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying the team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXD7 
September 07, 2011 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city to commemorate the victims, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying the team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXD4 
September 07, 2011 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city... 
Fans of Russian ice hockey team Lokomotiv, who are involved in a plane crash, march through the city to commemorate the victims, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying the team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA/
RTR2QXCV 
September 07, 2011 
Fans shout slogans as they march through a city commemorating the victims of a plane crash, in downtown... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Fans shout slogans as they march through a city commemorating the victims of a plane crash, in downtown... 
Fans shout slogans as they march through a city commemorating the victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXCK 
September 07, 2011 
Men light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Men place candles in memory of members of hockey club Lokomotive Yaroslavl 
Men light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXBL 
September 07, 2011 
Flowers and ice hockey club Lokomotive's scarves are placed in memory of victims of the Yak-42 aircraft... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Flowers and ice hockey club Lokomotive's scarves are placed in memory of victims of the Yak-42 aircraft... 
Flowers and ice hockey club Lokomotive's scarves are placed in memory of victims of the Yak-42 aircraft crash, in Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH
RTR2QXBJ 
September 07, 2011 
Girls light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The... 
Yaroslavl, Russia 
Girls light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl 
Girls light candles in memory of victims of a plane crash, in downtown Yaroslavl September 7, 2011. The passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team to a season-opening match crashed after takeoff from a provincial airport on Wednesday, killing 43 people and leaving two survivors in grave condition. The crash of the Yak-42 aircraft outside Yaroslavl, whose victims included foreign stars playing for the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) team Lokomotiv, plunged the sports world into grief and marred a showcase political forum featuring President Dmitry Medvedev. REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov (RUSSIA - Tags: TRANSPORT DISASTER SPORT ICE HOCKEY) 
RTR2QX62 
September 07, 2011 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH - Locates Yaroslavl, Russia, where a passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey... 
RU 
RUSSIA-PLANE CRASH 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH - Locates Yaroslavl, Russia, where a passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team crashed Wednesday, killing 43 people. Includes illustration of Yak-42 passenger plane. RNGS. (TOR01) 5cm wide 
RTR2QX5L 
September 07, 2011 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH - Locates Yaroslavl, Russia, where a passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey... 
Russia 
RUSSIA-PLANE CRASH C 
RUSSIA-PLANE/CRASH - Locates Yaroslavl, Russia, where a passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team crashed Wednesday, killing 43 people. Includes illustration of Yak-42 passenger plane. RNGS. (TOR01) 5cm wide 
CHINA/
RTR2MFKD 
May 15, 2011 
Wild donkeys rest near a lake on the grasslands in Hoh Xil, in the northwestern part of the Tibetan plateau,... 
HOH XIL, China 
Wild donkeys rest near a lake on the grasslands in Hoh Xil 
Wild donkeys rest near a lake on the grasslands in Hoh Xil, in the northwestern part of the Tibetan plateau, May 14, 2011. Hoh Xil is known for its harsh climate and is home to many wild animals. Animals like the wild yak, wild donkey, white-lip deer, brown bear and the endangered Tibetan antelope or Chiru are under state protection. Picture taken May 14, 2011. REUTERS/Rooney Chen (CHINA - Tags: ANIMALS TRAVEL ENVIRONMENT) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR2GCAG 
July 12, 2010 
A yak used for carrying tourists eats from a nosebag by the shores of Lake Namtso, Tibet Autonomous Region,... 
NAMTSO, China 
A yak used for carrying tourists eats from a nosebag by the shores of Lake Namtso in the Tibet Autonomous... 
A yak used for carrying tourists eats from a nosebag by the shores of Lake Namtso, Tibet Autonomous Region, June 30, 2010. Picture taken June 30, 2010. REUTERS/Ben Blanchard (CHINA - Tags: ANIMALS TRAVEL SOCIETY) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR2GCA8 
July 12, 2010 
A Tibetan woman drags a yak used for carrying tourists along the shores of Lake Namtso, Tibet Autonomous... 
NAMTSO, China 
A Tibetan woman drags a yak used for carrying tourists along the shores of Lake Namtso, Tibet Autonomous... 
A Tibetan woman drags a yak used for carrying tourists along the shores of Lake Namtso, Tibet Autonomous Region, June 30, 2010. Picture taken June 30, 2010. REUTERS/Ben Blanchard (CHINA - Tags: ANIMALS SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY TRAVEL) 
RUSSIA-USA/SPIES-MOSCOW
RTR2G9B4 
July 09, 2010 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft (background, C) of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported... 
Moscow, Russia 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported from the... 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft (background, C) of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported from the United States, is seen after landing at Domodedovo airport outside Moscow, July 9, 2010. The biggest spy swap since the Cold War took place on Friday when Russian and U.S. planes flew into Vienna to exchange agents, defusing an espionage drama that threatened improving relations. REUTERS/Tatyana Makeyeva (RUSSIA - Tags: POLITICS TRANSPORT) 
RUSSIA-USA/SPIES-MOSCOW
RTR2G99E 
July 09, 2010 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft (background) of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported... 
Moscow, Russia 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported from the... 
A Yakovlev Yak-42 aircraft (background) of Russian Emergencies Ministry, carrying Russian agents deported from the United States, is seen after landing at Domodedovo airport outside Moscow, July 9, 2010. The biggest spy swap since the Cold War took place on Friday when Russian and U.S. planes flew into Vienna to exchange agents, defusing an espionage drama that threatened improving relations. REUTERS/Tatyana Makeyeva (RUSSIA - Tags: POLITICS TRANSPORT) 
POLAND-PRESIDENT/CRASH
RTR2CNHX 
April 10, 2010 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard, with a Polish airplane Yakovlev Yak-40 on the landing field... 
SMOLENSK, Russia 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard near the site of a Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft... 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard, with a Polish airplane Yakovlev Yak-40 on the landing field in the background, near the site of a Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft crash in Smolensk April 10, 2010. Poland's President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria, its central bank head and the country's military chief, were among 97 people killed when their plane crashed in thick fog on its approach to a Russian airport on Saturday. REUTERS/Alexander Natruskin (RUSSIA - Tags: DISASTER TRANSPORT POLITICS) 
POLAND-PRESIDENT/CRASH
RTR2CNHV 
April 10, 2010 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard, with a Polish airplane Yakovlev Yak-40 on the landing field... 
SMOLENSK, Russia 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard near the site of a Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft... 
An Interior Ministry officer stands guard, with a Polish airplane Yakovlev Yak-40 on the landing field in the background, near the site of a Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft crash in Smolensk April 10, 2010. Poland's President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria, its central bank head and the country's military chief, were among 97 people killed when their plane crashed in thick fog on its approach to a Russian airport on Saturday. REUTERS/Alexander Natruskin (RUSSIA - Tags: DISASTER TRANSPORT POLITICS) 
NEPAL-CABINET/EVEREST
RTXRG60 
December 04, 2009 
A yak runs as the helicopter carrying Nepali ministers to a Everest base camp cabinet meeting lands in... 
Kalapathar, Nepal 
A yak runs as the helicopter carrying Nepali ministers to a Everest base camp cabinet meeting lands in... 
A yak runs as the helicopter carrying Nepali ministers to a Everest base camp cabinet meeting lands in Nepal December 4, 2009. Wearing oxygen masks, Nepal's cabinet met close to the base camp of Mount Everest on Friday to send a message on the impact of global warming on the Himalayas, days before global climate talks start in Copenhagen. REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar (NEPAL ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT POLITICS) 
CHINA/
RTXR48T 
November 25, 2009 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km (125 miles)... 
GYANGTSE, China 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km west to Lhasa... 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region November 25, 2009. Nearly 2 billion people in Asia, from coastal city dwellers to yak-herding nomads, will begin suffering water shortages in coming decades as global warming shrinks glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau, experts said. REUTERS/Nir Elias (CHINA RELIGION ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 
CHINA/
RTXR48S 
November 25, 2009 
A road sign is seen in front of the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles), west of Lhasa Tibet Autonomous... 
GYANGTSE, China 
A road sign is seen in front of the Kharola glacier 
A road sign is seen in front of the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles), west of Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region November 25, 2009. Nearly 2 billion people in Asia, from coastal city dwellers to yak-herding nomads, will begin suffering water shortages in coming decades as global warming shrinks glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau, experts said. REUTERS/Nir Elias (CHINA RELIGION ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 
CHINA/
RTXR48M 
November 25, 2009 
A Tibetan monk from the Qinghai province poses for a photograph at a photography point by the Kharola... 
GYANGTSE, China 
A Tibetan monk from the Qinghai province poses for a photo at a photography point by the Kharola glacier... 
A Tibetan monk from the Qinghai province poses for a photograph at a photography point by the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region November 25, 2009. Nearly 2 billion people in Asia, from coastal city dwellers to yak-herding nomads, will begin suffering water shortages in coming decades as global warming shrinks glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau, experts said. REUTERS/Nir Elias (CHINA RELIGION ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 
CHINA/
RTXR47V 
November 25, 2009 
Tibetans are seen near the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region... 
GYANGTSE, China 
Tibetans are seen near the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region... 
Tibetans are seen near the Kharola glacier some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region November 25, 2009. Nearly 2 billion people in Asia, from coastal city dwellers to yak-herding nomads, will begin suffering water shortages in coming decades as global warming shrinks glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau, experts said. REUTERS/Nir Elias (CHINA RELIGION ENVIRONMENT) SOCIETY) 
CHINA/
RTXR47Q 
November 25, 2009 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km (125 miles)... 
GYANGTSE, China 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km west to Lhasa... 
The Kharola glacier is seen through Tibetan praying flags from a near by hill some 200km (125 miles) west to Lhasa Tibet Autonomous Region November 25, 2009. Nearly 2 billion people in Asia, from coastal city dwellers to yak-herding nomads, will begin suffering water shortages in coming decades as global warming shrinks glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau, experts said. REUTERS/Nir Elias (CHINA RELIGION ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 
INDIA-DALAI-LAMA/
RTXQHPJ 
November 08, 2009 
A Buddhist woman, wearing a traditional hat made of yak hair, arrives to see the Dalai Lama in Tawang... 
Tawang, India 
A Buddhist woman arrives to see the Dalai Lama in Tawang 
A Buddhist woman, wearing a traditional hat made of yak hair, arrives to see the Dalai Lama in Tawang in the northeastern Indian state of Arunchal Pradesh November 8, 2009. Thousands of Buddhist monks and supporters welcomed Tibet's exiled spiritual leader on Sunday to a remote Indian region also claimed by China, a trip that has renewed tensions between the Asian giants. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi (INDIA SOCIETY POLITICS) 
KAZAKHSTAN/
RTXQ89K 
November 01, 2009 
A yak grazes on a grass patch some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside... 
Almaty, Kazakhstan 
A yak grazes on a grass patch near Almaty 
A yak grazes on a grass patch some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside Almaty November 1, 2009. REUTERS/Shamil Zhumatov (KAZAKHSTAN ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) 
KAZAKHSTAN/
RTXQ89J 
November 01, 2009 
Tourists walk past grazing yaks some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside... 
Almaty, Kazakhstan 
Tourists walk past grazing yaks some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside... 
Tourists walk past grazing yaks some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside Almaty November 1, 2009. REUTERS/Shamil Zhumatov (KAZAKHSTAN ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) 
KAZAKHSTAN/
RTXQ89G 
November 01, 2009 
A yak grazes on a grass patch some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside... 
Almaty, Kazakhstan 
A yak grazes on a grass patch near Almaty 
A yak grazes on a grass patch some 3,000 metres (9,842 feet) above sea level in the mountains outside Almaty November 1, 2009. REUTERS/Shamil Zhumatov (KAZAKHSTAN ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) 
RUSSIA/
RTR26UEE 
August 18, 2009 
A YAK-130 military plane performs during the opening of the MAKS-2009 international air show in Zhukovsky... 
Zhukovsky, Russia 
A YAK-130 military plane performs during the opening of the MAKS-2009 international air show in Zhukovsky... 
A YAK-130 military plane performs during the opening of the MAKS-2009 international air show in Zhukovsky outside Moscow, August 18, 2009. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin (RUSSIA TRANSPORT SCI TECH MILITARY) 
CHINA
RTR24IAY 
June 10, 2009 
Yaks graze near Nanche Thangla mountain range in Tibet June 7, 2009. REUTERS/Ang Tshring Sherpa (CHINA... 
Lhasa, China 
Yaks graze near Nanche Thangla mountain range in Tibet 
Yaks graze near Nanche Thangla mountain range in Tibet June 7, 2009. REUTERS/Ang Tshring Sherpa (CHINA ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) 
SPAIN-YAK/
RTXJEJV 
May 19, 2009 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, speaks while reading a statement at his Popular Party's... 
Madrid, Spain 
Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, speaks while reading a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters... 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, speaks while reading a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid May 19, 2009. A Spanish court sentenced a general to three years in prison on Tuesday for falsifying documents related to a military air crash in Turkey in 2003 which killed 75 people, including 62 Spanish soldiers. Trillo was the defence minister when the incident happened, and gave a statement regarding the verdict. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN POLITICS MILITARY CRIME LAW) 
SPAIN-YAK/
RTXJEFQ 
May 19, 2009 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters... 
Madrid, Spain 
Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid... 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid May 19, 2009. A Spanish court sentenced a general to three years in prison on Tuesday for falsifying documents related to a military air crash in Turkey in 2003 which killed 75 people, including 62 Spanish soldiers. Trillo was the defence minister when the incident happened, and gave a statement regarding the verdict. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN POLITICS MILITARY CRIME LAW) 
SPAIN-YAK/
RTXJEFK 
May 19, 2009 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters... 
Madrid, Spain 
Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid... 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, makes a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid May 19, 2009. A Spanish court sentenced a general to three years in prison on Tuesday for falsifying documents related to a military air crash in Turkey in 2003 which killed 75 people, including 62 Spanish soldiers. Trillo was the defence minister when the incident happened, and gave a statement regarding the verdict. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN POLITICS MILITARY CRIME LAW) 
SPAIN-YAK/
RTXJEDI 
May 19, 2009 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, adjusts his microphone before reading a statement at... 
Madrid, Spain 
Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, adjusts his microphone before reading statement at his Popular... 
Federico Trillo, former Spanish defence minister, adjusts his microphone before reading a statement at his Popular Party's headquarters in Madrid May 19, 2009. A Spanish court sentenced a general to three years in prison on Tuesday for falsifying documents related to a military air crash in Turkey in 2003 which killed 75 people, including 62 Spanish soldiers. Trillo was the defence minister when the incident happened, and gave a statement regarding the verdict. REUTERS/Sergio Perez (SPAIN POLITICS MILITARY CRIME LAW) 
CHINA-TIBET/ECONOMY
RTXBIUX 
February 12, 2009 
An ethnic Tibetan farmer sells home-made yak butter at Chongsaikang market, which local stall holders... 
Lhasa, China 
An ethnic Tibetan farmer sells home-made yak butter at Chongsaikang market in Lhasa 
An ethnic Tibetan farmer sells home-made yak butter at Chongsaikang market, which local stall holders say was the site of March riot last year, in Lhasa, Tibet February 11, 2009. A year after Tibetan rioters set parts of Lhasa ablaze, aiming their fury at migrants from elsewhere in China, the mountain city is divided between migrants looking to flee and locals short of work as tourism collapses. Picture taken February 11, 2009. REUTERS/Emma Graham-Harrison (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTXBH8L 
February 11, 2009 
Tibetan pilgrims rest outside a room dedicated to lighting yak butter lamps at Jokhang Temple in Lhasa,... 
Lhasa, China 
Tibetan pilgrims rest outside a room dedicated to lighting yak butter lamps at Jokhang Temple in Lhasa... 
Tibetan pilgrims rest outside a room dedicated to lighting yak butter lamps at Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet February 10, 2009. Fresh unrest in Tibet cannot be ruled out nearly a year after riots in the regional capital Lhasa because Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is determined to foment trouble, Chinese officials said on Tuesday. Picture taken February 10, 2009. REUTERS/Emma Graham-Harrison (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTXBH8I 
February 11, 2009 
A woman lights yak butter lamps in a room set aside for this purpose outside Jokhang Temple in Lhasa,... 
Lhasa, China 
A woman lights yak butter lamps in a room set aside for this purpose outside Jokhang Temple in Lhasa 
A woman lights yak butter lamps in a room set aside for this purpose outside Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet February 10, 2009. Fresh unrest in Tibet cannot be ruled out nearly a year after riots in the regional capital Lhasa because Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is determined to foment trouble, Chinese officials said on Tuesday. Picture taken February 10, 2009. REUTERS/Emma Graham-Harrison (CHINA) 
INDIA/
RTR23J4A 
January 18, 2009 
A yak stands on the banks of the frozen Tsomgo Lake near Nathu-La, 55 km (34 miles) north of Gangtok,... 
NATHU-LA, India 
Yak stands on banks of frozen Tsomgo Lake near Nathu-La 
A yak stands on the banks of the frozen Tsomgo Lake near Nathu-La, 55 km (34 miles) north of Gangtok, capital of India's northeastern state of Sikkim, January 17, 2009. The Nathu-La mountain pass, known as the old silk route, lies at an altitude of 14,200 ft. bordering between India and China and is covered with snow throughout the year. Picture taken January 17, 2009. REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri (INDIA) 
BRITAIN/
RTR226R5 
December 02, 2008 
Highland cattle stand in a snow covered field near Pitlochry, Scotland December 2, 2008. REUTERS/Russell... 
PITLOCHRY, United Kingdom 
Highland cattle stand in a snow covered field near Pitlochry, Scotland 
Highland cattle stand in a snow covered field near Pitlochry, Scotland December 2, 2008. REUTERS/Russell Cheyne (BRITAIN) 
INDIA
RTXAVIO 
November 23, 2008 
Members of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) perform a yak dance during celebrations to mark the 60th anniversary... 
Kolkata, India 
Members of the National Cadet Corps perform a yak dance during celebrations to mark the 60th anniversary... 
Members of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) perform a yak dance during celebrations to mark the 60th anniversary of the creation of the NCC in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata November 23, 2008. The NCC, which is composed of members from the student community, is the second line of the Indian Defence. REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw (INDIA) 
BHUTAN-CORONATION/
RTXABXM 
November 06, 2008 
Bhutanese yak herders of the Laya community attend celebrations for King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck... 
Thimphu, Bhutan 
Bhutanese yak herders of the Laya community attend celebrations for King in Thimphu 
Bhutanese yak herders of the Laya community attend celebrations for King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck in the courtyard of Tashichhodzong Palace during celebrations marking his coronation in Thimphu November 6, 2008. With medieval tradition and Buddhist spirituality, a 28-year-old with an Oxford education assumed the Raven Crown of Bhutan on Thursday, to guide the world's newest democracy as it emerges into the modern world. REUTERS/Desmond Boylan (BHUTAN) 
SPAIN/
RTX66WE 
May 26, 2008 
Women weep during the inauguration of a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died... 
CASTRILLO DEL VAL, Spain 
Women weep during inauguration of monument for victims of Yak-42 plane crash 
Women weep during the inauguration of a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died five years ago in an airplane crash near Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon, in Castrillo del Val, northern Spain, May 26, 2008 A Ukrainian Yak-42 plane which was carrying peacekeepers and the crew returning from Afghanistan crashed near the Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon on May 26, 2003 as it tried to land in dense fog, killing all aboard. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez (SPAIN) 
SPAIN/
RTX66VT 
May 26, 2008 
A woman wipes her tears during the inauguration of a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13... 
CASTRILLO DEL VAL, Spain 
A woman wipes her tears during inauguration of monument for victims of Yak-42 plane crash 
A woman wipes her tears during the inauguration of a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died five years ago in an airplane crash near Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon, in Castrillo del del Val, northern Spain, May 26, 2008. A Ukrainian Yak-42 plane which carried the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew returning from Afghanistan crashed near the Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon on May 26, 2003 as it tried to land in dense fog, killing all aboard. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez (SPAIN) 
SPAIN/
RTX66VO 
May 26, 2008 
A woman weeps as she touches a name on a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died... 
CASTRILLO DEL VAL, Spain 
A woman weeps during inauguration of monument for victims of Yak-42 plane crash 
A woman weeps as she touches a name on a monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died five years ago in an airplane crash near Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon, during the monument's unveiling in Castrillo del del Val, northern Spain, May 26, 2008. A Ukrainian Yak-42 plane which was carrying the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew returning from Afghanistan crashed near the Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon on May 26, 2003 as it tried to land in dense fog, killing all aboard. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez (SPAIN) 
SPAIN/
RTX66VL 
May 26, 2008 
A woman weeps as she touches a name on the monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died... 
CASTRILLO DEL VAL, Spain 
A woman weeps during inauguration of monument for victims of Yak-42 plane crash 
A woman weeps as she touches a name on the monument for the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew who died five years ago in an airplane crash near Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon, during the monument's unveiling in Castrillo del del Val, northern Spain, May 26, 2008. A Ukrainian Yak-42 plane which was carrying the 62 Spanish peacekeepers and 13 crew returning from Afghanistan crashed near the Turkey's Black Sea city of Trabzon on May 26, 2003 as it tried to land in dense fog, killing all aboard. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez (SPAIN) 
CHINA-QUAKE/
RTX5Y4H 
May 20, 2008 
A dead yak lays on a deserted mountain road near the earthquake shaken town of Dawei, Sichuan province... 
DAWEI, China 
A dead yak lays on a deserted mountain road near the earthquake shaken town of Dawei 
A dead yak lays on a deserted mountain road near the earthquake shaken town of Dawei, Sichuan province May 20, 2008. REUTERS/Reinhard Krause (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RW 
May 06, 2008 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest,... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous Region... 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RV 
May 06, 2008 
A yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest,... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous Region... 
A yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RT 
May 06, 2008 
A yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest,... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous 
A yak herder loads supplies onto his animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RP 
May 06, 2008 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest,... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RN 
May 06, 2008 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest,... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous 
Yak herders load supplies onto their animals at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR208RJ 
May 06, 2008 
Yak herders walk towards their dwellings as they prepare their herd at the foot of the world's highest... 
Shigatse, China 
Yak herders walk towards their dwellings as they prepare their herd at the foot of Mount Everest in the... 
Yak herders walk towards their dwellings as they prepare their herd at the foot of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 6, 2008. An envoy of the Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that one-day talks with China on the unrest in Tibet had been "a good first step" and that the two sides would meet again after he reports back to the exiled spiritual leader. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the torch relay for the Beijing Olympics and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott the August Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
OLYMPICS-TORCH/EVEREST
RTR207E1 
May 05, 2008 
A Tibetan herder leads his yaks through a valley in front of the summit of the world's highest mountain... 
Shigatse, China 
A Tibetan herder leads his yaks through a valley in front of the summit of the world's highest mountain... 
A Tibetan herder leads his yaks through a valley in front of the summit of the world's highest mountain Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 5, 2008. Heavy snowfall over the past few days has hampered efforts for the Olympic torch's ascent of Mount Everest. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/MEETINGS
RTR2069R 
May 04, 2008 
Buddhist monks and nuns feed yaks after a snowfall outside the Rongbo Monastery in the Tibet Autonomous... 
Shigatse, China 
Buddhist monks and nuns feed yaks after a snowfall outside the Rongbo Monastery in the Tibet Autonomous... 
Buddhist monks and nuns feed yaks after a snowfall outside the Rongbo Monastery in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 4, 2008. The monestery is the world's highest at an altitude of over 5,100 metres (16,700 feet) and located at the foot of Mount Everest, which is also known as Qomolangma. Fence-mending talks between Chinese officials and the two aides of the Dalai Lama, the first since an eruption of Tibetan protests and deadly riots in March, were scheduled to start on Sunday in the city of Shenzhen, near Hong Kong, with China's president Hu Jintao saying he was hoping for a "positive outcome" from the talks. The unrest, the most serious challenge to Chinese rule in the mountainous region for nearly two decades, prompted anti-China protests around the world that disrupted the international leg of the Olympic torch relay and led to calls for Western leaders to boycott August's Beijing Games. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
OLYMPICS-TORCH/EVEREST
RTR2057W 
May 03, 2008 
A snow-covered yak rests outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma,... 
Shigatse, China 
A snow-covered yak rests outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma,... 
A snow-covered yak rests outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 3, 2008. China's bold plan to take a special Olympic torch to the top of Mount Everest faced a possible setback on Saturday as snow fell on the world's highest mountain. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
OLYMPICS-TORCH/EVEREST
RTR2057U 
May 03, 2008 
Snow-covered yaks rest outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma,... 
Shigatse, China 
Snow-covered yaks rest outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma,... 
Snow-covered yaks rest outside the Rongbo Monastery at the foot of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region May 3, 2008. China's bold plan to take a special Olympic torch to the top of Mount Everest faced a possible setback on Saturday as snow fell on the world's highest mountain. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
OLYMPICS-TORCH/EVEREST
RTR201YW 
April 30, 2008 
Yaks laden with supplies walk past the large camp for the Olympic torch's ascent of Mount Everest, also... 
Shigatse, China 
Yaks laden with supplies walk past the large camp for the Olympic torch's ascent of Mount Everest, also... 
Yaks laden with supplies walk past the large camp for the Olympic torch's ascent of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region April 30, 2008. A Chinese meteorologist on Wednesday ruled out a climb for a special Olympic flame up Mount Everest for at least three days because of the weather. The Everest flame is separate from the globetrotting Olympic torch that arrived in Hong Kong on Wednesday after a tumultuous world tour that has been beset by protests and counter-protests over Tibet. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR200AK 
April 29, 2008 
A member of the Chinese security personnel talks on his phone as yaks loaded with supplies walk past... 
Shigatse, China 
A member of Chinese security personnel talks on his phone as yaks walk past on road to base camp of Mount... 
A member of the Chinese security personnel talks on his phone as yaks loaded with supplies walk past on the road to the base camp of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region April 29, 2008. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
CHINA-TIBET/
RTR200AG 
April 29, 2008 
Chinese security personnel talk as yaks loaded with supplies walk past on the road to the base camp of... 
Shigatse, China 
Chinese security personnel talk as yaks loaded with supplies walk past on road to base camp of Mount... 
Chinese security personnel talk as yaks loaded with supplies walk past on the road to the base camp of Mount Everest, also known as Qomolangma, in the Tibet Autonomous Region April 29, 2008. REUTERS/David Gray (CHINA) 
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