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2012-11-17 Photo gallery
UPDATED : Nov 17 2012, 00:00 IST
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India's Narain Karthikeyan of Team Marussia F1 enters turn 1 during the first practice session for the United States Formula One Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas on November 16, 2012 in Austin, Texas. AFP
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2 /12 Relatives pray for the good heath of the ailing Shiv Sena Chief Balasaheb Thackeray in a temple in Mumbai on Friday. PTI Photo
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3 /12 An Indian fisherman washes a cloth as he stands near his boat in the Arabian sea in Mumbai, India, Friday, Nov. 16, 2012. AP
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4 /12 New Zealand's Brendon McCullum (L) plays a shot next to Sri Lanka's Tharanga Paranavitana during the first day of their first test cricket match in Galle, November 17, 2012. REUTERS
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5 /12 Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf addresses a press conference on the sidelines of a leadership summit in New Delhi on November 17, 2012. Musharraft warned India against trying to create an anti-Islamabad Afghanistan and underlined that...
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6 /12 Myanmar's opposition leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi on her arrival in Bengaluru on Friday evening.
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7 /12 In this file photo Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray is seen with Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan at the launch of a book in Mumbai on July 25, 2011. Thackeray, 86, passed away on Saturday at Matoshree in Mumbai after prolonged illness. PTI Photo
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8 /12 Mumbai : Grief-stricken supporters near the police barricades outside Matoshree after Shiv Sena chief Balasaheb Thackeray died in Mumbai on Saturday. PTI Photo by Shashank Parade
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9 /12 Ahmedabad : England skipper Alastair Cook celebrates his half century in the second innings during Day 3 of the first test match against India at Motera in Ahmedabad on Saturday. PTI Photo by Shirish Shete
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10 /12 Shiv Sena worker removes the party flag from the Sena Bhavan after the news of Balasaheb Thackeray's death was announced in Mumbai on Saturday. PTI Photo by Santosh
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11 /12 Mumbai: Doctor Jaleel Parkar gestures as he announces the demise of Shiv Sena chief Balasaheb Thackeray outside Matoshree in Mumbai on Saturday. PTI Photo
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12 /12 Ahmedabad : India's P Ojha celebrates the dismissal of England's T Bresnan during Day 3 of the first test match at Motera in Ahmedabad on Saturday. PTI Photo by Shirish Shete
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News in Pics, June 17: Best photos from around the world
![Demonstrators confront riot police during a new protest against the government in Medellin, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Demonstrators confront riot police during a new protest against the government in Medellin, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo")
1 /7 Demonstrators confront riot police during a new protest against the government in Medellin, Colombia. Credit: AFP Photo
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![A Long March-2F carrier rocket, carrying the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft and a crew of three astronauts, lifts off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the Gobi desert, in northwest China on June 17, 2021, the first crewed mission to China\'s new space station. Credit: AFP Photo]( "A Long March-2F carrier rocket, carrying the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft and a crew of three astronauts, lifts off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the Gobi desert, in northwest China on June 17, 2021, the first crewed mission to China\'s new space station. Credit: AFP Photo")
2 /7 A Long March-2F carrier rocket, carrying the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft and a crew of three astronauts, lifts off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the Gobi desert, in northwest China on June 17, 2021, the first crewed mission to China's new space station. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Supporters of New York City Mayoral hopefuls gather outside the Democratic primary debate in New York City, U.S. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Supporters of New York City Mayoral hopefuls gather outside the Democratic primary debate in New York City, U.S. Credit: Reuters Photo")
3 /7 Supporters of New York City Mayoral hopefuls gather outside the Democratic primary debate in New York City, U.S. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Italy\'s players celebrate their win after the UEFA EURO 2020 Group A football match between Italy and Switzerland at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Italy\'s players celebrate their win after the UEFA EURO 2020 Group A football match between Italy and Switzerland at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. Credit: AFP Photo")
4 /7 Italy's players celebrate their win after the UEFA EURO 2020 Group A football match between Italy and Switzerland at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Commuters ride along a waterlogged street following a heavy rainfall on the outskirts of Islamabad. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Commuters ride along a waterlogged street following a heavy rainfall on the outskirts of Islamabad. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /7 Commuters ride along a waterlogged street following a heavy rainfall on the outskirts of Islamabad. Credit: AFP Photo
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![A mask on a 57 meters tall Buddhist goddess statue to pray for the end of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic at Houkokuji Aizu Betsuin in Aizuwakamatsu. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "A mask on a 57 meters tall Buddhist goddess statue to pray for the end of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic at Houkokuji Aizu Betsuin in Aizuwakamatsu. Credit: Reuters Photo")
6 /7 A mask on a 57 meters tall Buddhist goddess statue to pray for the end of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic at Houkokuji Aizu Betsuin in Aizuwakamatsu. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Vehicles wait in line at the Bondi Beach drive-through coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing centre in the wake of new positive cases in Sydney, Australia. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "Vehicles wait in line at the Bondi Beach drive-through coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing centre in the wake of new positive cases in Sydney, Australia. Credit: Reuters Photo")
7 /7 Vehicles wait in line at the Bondi Beach drive-through coronavirus disease (COVID-19) testing centre in the wake of new positive cases in Sydney, Australia. Credit: Reuters Photo
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Today's Horoscope - June 17, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs
UPDATED : Jun 17 2021, 01:19 IST
Aries Horoscope | Taurus Horoscope | Gemini Horoscope | Cancer Horoscope | Leo Horoscope | Virgo Horoscope | Libra Horoscope | Sagittarius Horoscope | Scorpio Horoscope | Capricorn Horoscope | Aquarius Horoscope | Pisces Horoscope | ![Today\'s Horoscope - June 17, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs]( "Today\'s Horoscope - June 17, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs")
1 /13 Today's Horoscope - June 17, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs
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![Aries | Do not blow situations out of proportion. You may find it necessary to confront a situation that has gotten out of hand. So it is important to communicate clearly at work and home with partner.| Lucky Colour: Garnet | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Aries | Do not blow situations out of proportion. You may find it necessary to confront a situation that has gotten out of hand. So it is important to communicate clearly at work and home with partner.| Lucky Colour: Garnet | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
2 /13 Aries | Do not blow situations out of proportion. You may find it necessary to confront a situation that has gotten out of hand. So it is important to communicate clearly at work and home with partner.| Lucky Colour: Garnet | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Taurus | In-laws prove troublesome. Travel could prove profitable, and a chance encounter could bring someone special. Do not rush into long range financial commitments. | Lucky Colour: Coffee | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Taurus | In-laws prove troublesome. Travel could prove profitable, and a chance encounter could bring someone special. Do not rush into long range financial commitments. | Lucky Colour: Coffee | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
3 /13 Taurus | In-laws prove troublesome. Travel could prove profitable, and a chance encounter could bring someone special. Do not rush into long range financial commitments. | Lucky Colour: Coffee | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Gemini | Female members of your family may play on your emotions A colleague or business partner could prove troublesome. Avoid conflicts — they will not bring good outcomes. New associates and partners need closer scrutiny. Speculation not viable. | Lucky Colour: Scarlet | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Gemini | Female members of your family may play on your emotions A colleague or business partner could prove troublesome. Avoid conflicts — they will not bring good outcomes. New associates and partners need closer scrutiny. Speculation not viable. | Lucky Colour: Scarlet | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
4 /13 Gemini | Female members of your family may play on your emotions A colleague or business partner could prove troublesome. Avoid conflicts — they will not bring good outcomes. New associates and partners need closer scrutiny. Speculation not viable. | Lucky Colour: Scarlet | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Cancer | A good day to take a break from drudgery and routine - go shopping or catch up with old friends. Home- life brings joy A time to negotiate contracts. | Lucky Colour: Indigo | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Cancer | A good day to take a break from drudgery and routine - go shopping or catch up with old friends. Home- life brings joy A time to negotiate contracts. | Lucky Colour: Indigo | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
5 /13 Cancer | A good day to take a break from drudgery and routine - go shopping or catch up with old friends. Home- life brings joy A time to negotiate contracts. | Lucky Colour: Indigo | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Leo | Career-wise you shine. A day to be self-confident and assured. You are good – you know it, so tell the world about it. time to moderate your food and alcohol consumption. | Lucky Colour: Jade | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Leo | Career-wise you shine. A day to be self-confident and assured. You are good – you know it, so tell the world about it. time to moderate your food and alcohol consumption. | Lucky Colour: Jade | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
6 /13 Leo | Career-wise you shine. A day to be self-confident and assured. You are good – you know it, so tell the world about it. time to moderate your food and alcohol consumption. | Lucky Colour: Jade | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Virgo | If you are willing to take risks, it is the time to put plans into action and make a success of them. It also suggests reconciliation with an enemy – an outside one or even of unruly impulses within. | Lucky Colour: Teal | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay Phtoto]( "Virgo | If you are willing to take risks, it is the time to put plans into action and make a success of them. It also suggests reconciliation with an enemy – an outside one or even of unruly impulses within. | Lucky Colour: Teal | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay Phtoto")
7 /13 Virgo | If you are willing to take risks, it is the time to put plans into action and make a success of them. It also suggests reconciliation with an enemy – an outside one or even of unruly impulses within. | Lucky Colour: Teal | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay Phtoto
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![Libra | Use your charm, but don\'t sign or agree to anything. .A junket comes through. In-laws are troublesome. Romance will unfold if you take trips or get together with friends.| lucky Colour: Coffee | lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Libra | Use your charm, but don\'t sign or agree to anything. .A junket comes through. In-laws are troublesome. Romance will unfold if you take trips or get together with friends.| lucky Colour: Coffee | lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
8 /13 Libra | Use your charm, but don't sign or agree to anything. .A junket comes through. In-laws are troublesome. Romance will unfold if you take trips or get together with friends.| lucky Colour: Coffee | lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Scorpio |If you belong to a group, you may be given a leadership role. Studying, reading and bookkeeping are accented. Contracts you sign this week help you make a better future financially and professionally.| Lucky Colour: Plum | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Scorpio |If you belong to a group, you may be given a leadership role. Studying, reading and bookkeeping are accented. Contracts you sign this week help you make a better future financially and professionally.| Lucky Colour: Plum | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
9 /13 Scorpio |If you belong to a group, you may be given a leadership role. Studying, reading and bookkeeping are accented. Contracts you sign this week help you make a better future financially and professionally.| Lucky Colour: Plum | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Sagittarius | You will find yourself extremely attractive to the opposite sex. Be cautious and watch out for fair- weather friends. Investments in art and property can be profitable today. | Lucky Colour: Beige | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Sagittarius | You will find yourself extremely attractive to the opposite sex. Be cautious and watch out for fair- weather friends. Investments in art and property can be profitable today. | Lucky Colour: Beige | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
10 /13 Sagittarius | You will find yourself extremely attractive to the opposite sex. Be cautious and watch out for fair- weather friends. Investments in art and property can be profitable today. | Lucky Colour: Beige | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Capricorn | Avoid being self-critical in career matters. Cash flow good. A friend is not what he seems. The moon gives the introspective and dreamy Piscean a break and a propensity for growth. | Lucky Colour: Honey | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Capricorn | Avoid being self-critical in career matters. Cash flow good. A friend is not what he seems. The moon gives the introspective and dreamy Piscean a break and a propensity for growth. | Lucky Colour: Honey | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
11 /13 Capricorn | Avoid being self-critical in career matters. Cash flow good. A friend is not what he seems. The moon gives the introspective and dreamy Piscean a break and a propensity for growth. | Lucky Colour: Honey | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Aquarius | Keeping things under your hat is making you build up pressure. Talk to someone close and ease your feelings. An old friend reappears, claiming unexpected feelings for you! | Lucky Colour: Coral | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Aquarius | Keeping things under your hat is making you build up pressure. Talk to someone close and ease your feelings. An old friend reappears, claiming unexpected feelings for you! | Lucky Colour: Coral | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
12 /13 Aquarius | Keeping things under your hat is making you build up pressure. Talk to someone close and ease your feelings. An old friend reappears, claiming unexpected feelings for you! | Lucky Colour: Coral | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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![Pisces | Keep plans simple today since energy levels deplete quickly. A day for introspection and meditation. Mars makes you aggressive today, but the moon counteracts its effect, making you charming and pensive | Lucky Colour: Ash | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo]( "Pisces | Keep plans simple today since energy levels deplete quickly. A day for introspection and meditation. Mars makes you aggressive today, but the moon counteracts its effect, making you charming and pensive | Lucky Colour: Ash | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo")
13 /13 Pisces | Keep plans simple today since energy levels deplete quickly. A day for introspection and meditation. Mars makes you aggressive today, but the moon counteracts its effect, making you charming and pensive | Lucky Colour: Ash | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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In Pics | Taj Mahal reopens its doors to the public after two months
UPDATED : Jun 16 2021, 18:52 IST
The Taj Mahal reopened to the public as the nation, still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the pandemic, pushes to lift restrictions in a bid to revitalise its economy. The 17th Century white marble mausoleum, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in Agra, was closed in early April as India introduced strict lockdown measures in an effort to contain a surge in Covid-19 infections. (Credit: PTI Photos)
![In Pics | Taj Mahal reopens its doors to the public after two months]( "In Pics | Taj Mahal reopens its doors to the public after two months")
1 /5 In Pics | Taj Mahal reopens its doors to the public after two months
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![The Taj Mahal reopened to the public as the nation, still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the pandemic, pushes to lift restrictions in a bid to revitalise its economy.]( "The Taj Mahal reopened to the public as the nation, still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the pandemic, pushes to lift restrictions in a bid to revitalise its economy.")
2 /5 The Taj Mahal reopened to the public as the nation, still reeling from a disastrous second wave of the pandemic, pushes to lift restrictions in a bid to revitalise its economy.
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![The 17th Century white marble mausoleum, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in Agra, was closed in early April as India introduced strict lockdown measures in an effort to contain a surge in Covid-19 infections.]( "The 17th Century white marble mausoleum, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in Agra, was closed in early April as India introduced strict lockdown measures in an effort to contain a surge in Covid-19 infections.")
3 /5 The 17th Century white marble mausoleum, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in Agra, was closed in early April as India introduced strict lockdown measures in an effort to contain a surge in Covid-19 infections.
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![A 40-year-old woman from Brazil was one of the early tourists to step inside the Taj Mahal premises as the monument reopened on Wednesday.]( "A 40-year-old woman from Brazil was one of the early tourists to step inside the Taj Mahal premises as the monument reopened on Wednesday.")
4 /5 A 40-year-old woman from Brazil was one of the early tourists to step inside the Taj Mahal premises as the monument reopened on Wednesday.
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![As of now, only 650 tourists will be allowed inside the premises of the Taj Mahal at any time, said Prabhu Singh, district magistrate of Agra. The monument normally attracts 7 million to 8 million visitors annually, or over 20,000 people per day.]( "As of now, only 650 tourists will be allowed inside the premises of the Taj Mahal at any time, said Prabhu Singh, district magistrate of Agra. The monument normally attracts 7 million to 8 million visitors annually, or over 20,000 people per day.")
5 /5 As of now, only 650 tourists will be allowed inside the premises of the Taj Mahal at any time, said Prabhu Singh, district magistrate of Agra. The monument normally attracts 7 million to 8 million visitors annually, or over 20,000 people per day.
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News in Pics, June 16: Best photos from around the world
UPDATED : Jun 16 2021, 06:15 IST
United States | California | Covid-19 | Coronavirus | Euro 2020 | Israel | Mexico | Gaza | FOOTBALL | ![People stand during a demonstration against the summit between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Switzerland. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "People stand during a demonstration against the summit between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Switzerland. Credit: Reuters Photo")
1 /7 People stand during a demonstration against the summit between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Geneva, Switzerland. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![A vehicle exploded Tuesday at a military unit in northeastern Colombia near the Venezuelan border, leaving at least three soldiers wounded, according to authorities. Credit: AFP Photo]( "A vehicle exploded Tuesday at a military unit in northeastern Colombia near the Venezuelan border, leaving at least three soldiers wounded, according to authorities. Credit: AFP Photo")
2 /7 A vehicle exploded Tuesday at a military unit in northeastern Colombia near the Venezuelan border, leaving at least three soldiers wounded, according to authorities. Credit: AFP Photo
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![A police officer checks his phone while walking at the scene where a freight train derailed onto houses in the rural area of San Isidro Mazatepec, in Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "A police officer checks his phone while walking at the scene where a freight train derailed onto houses in the rural area of San Isidro Mazatepec, in Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo")
3 /7 A police officer checks his phone while walking at the scene where a freight train derailed onto houses in the rural area of San Isidro Mazatepec, in Jalisco state, Mexico. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![France fans celebrate after watching the UEFA EURO 2020 France vs Germany match on a screen, in Nice, France. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "France fans celebrate after watching the UEFA EURO 2020 France vs Germany match on a screen, in Nice, France. Credit: Reuters Photo")
4 /7 France fans celebrate after watching the UEFA EURO 2020 France vs Germany match on a screen, in Nice, France. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![Explosions light-up the night sky at Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, as Israeli forces shell the Palestinian enclave. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Explosions light-up the night sky at Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, as Israeli forces shell the Palestinian enclave. Credit: AFP Photo")
5 /7 Explosions light-up the night sky at Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, as Israeli forces shell the Palestinian enclave. Credit: AFP Photo
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![California, the first state in the U.S. to go into lockdown at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, is lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions today with few exceptions. Credit: AFP Photo]( "California, the first state in the U.S. to go into lockdown at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, is lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions today with few exceptions. Credit: AFP Photo")
6 /7 California, the first state in the U.S. to go into lockdown at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, is lifting nearly all COVID-19 restrictions today with few exceptions. Credit: AFP Photo
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![Germany\'s defender Mats Hummels (L) deflects the ball to score past Germany\'s goalkeeper Manuel Neuer for the first goal during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group F football match between France and Germany at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Credit: AFP Photo]( "Germany\'s defender Mats Hummels (L) deflects the ball to score past Germany\'s goalkeeper Manuel Neuer for the first goal during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group F football match between France and Germany at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Credit: AFP Photo")
7 /7 Germany's defender Mats Hummels (L) deflects the ball to score past Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer for the first goal during the UEFA EURO 2020 Group F football match between France and Germany at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Credit: AFP Photo
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