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Police strike triggers crime wave
Striking police have stood by while criminals run rampant in Brazil's third-biggest city, casting doubts over 2014 World Cup security.
Travelogue: Equatorial Guinea
A look at the people and the places that define the small African country of Equatorial Guinea.
Images of January
Photographer David Gray covered training for female bodyguards in China this month. His picture is showcased alongside others from Syria, Iran and the Republican campaign in our top photos of the month gallery. Full Article | Related Story
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Invisible snow: Six months later
As Japan approached the one year anniversary of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, I revisited Buddhist zen monk Koyu Abe, chief priest of Joenji temple in Fukushima.
The scourge of malnutrition
After so many years of capturing events that have shocked people across the world, I was about to stumble upon a reality that would be more shocking than what my camera could capture.
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