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Elaia, left, and her sister Lusitta, 4, play among 1,600 styrofoam panda bear sculptures displayed in front of Hauptbahnhof main railway station by the World Wildlife Fund on Aug.5 in Berlin, Germany. The WWF is celebrating its 50th anniversary and is drawing attention to the fact that only 1,600 panda bears remain in the wild. The display will soon travel to 25 other cities in Germany.
(Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
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Two revelers kiss each other covered in tomato pulp while participating the annual Tomatina festival on Aug. 28 in Bunol, Spain. An estimated 20,000 people threw 130 tons of ripe tomatoes in the world's biggest tomato fight held annually in this Spanish Mediterranean town.
(David Ramos/Getty Images)
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Robert Purdy, right, waits in line with others for a chance to enroll for one of 750 spots for jobs being offered by the New York District Council of Carpenters at its lower Manhattan office on Aug. 19 in New York City. An estimated 500 people waited in line for days in some cases to be the first through the door at 9am on Monday. While there is no guarantee of immediate placement and many will get apprentice jobs first, a fully trained union member can earn $99 an hour with benefits.
(Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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Henry Leese drives a 1952 British Rail Ivatt number 46512 at Strathspey Steam Railway on Aug. 27 in Aviemore, Scotland. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the Highland Main Line built as a transportation link to the South for lairds and landowners living in the northern Scotland.
(Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
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A man takes a souvenir photo for a family on a lotus-shaped man-made island near the water lily planted on a lake at Zizhuyuan Park, known as Purple Bamboo Park in Beijing, China, on Aug. 14. Purple Bamboo Park, one of the seven biggest parks in Beijing, is a classical Chinese garden which draws many tourists.
(Andy Wong/Associated Press)
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A man runs up the "gostra", a pole covered in grease, during the religious feast of St Julian, patron of the town of St Julian's, outside Valletta on Aug. 25. In the traditional "gostra", a game stretching back to the Middle Ages, young men, women and children have to make their way to the top and try to uproot one of the flags to win prizes. From May to September in Malta, there is hardly any weekend when a town or a village is not celebrating the feast of its patron saint or other saints revered in different churches.
(Darrin Zammit Lupi/Reuters)
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Crane rigger Andrew Reynolds removes rigging as a 12 foot-tall fiberglass replica of the planet Saturn is installed on the roof of Fremont's Saturn Building on Aug. 29. The 12 foot-tall orange orb, complete with a 24-foot wide ring of solar panels, was installed in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood, also know as "The Center of the Universe."
(Joshua Trujillo/seattlepi.com via Associated Press)
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A boy leans against the Echo Wall to listen to echoes reflected off the wall at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China, on Aug. 7. The temple, built in 1420, was used by emperors to hold annual ceremonies of sacrifice to worship heaven and to pray for abundant harvests.
(Alexander F. Yuan/Associated Press)
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Jordan Garcia performs a bri-out with his scooter as he attempts various stunts at the skate park inside Doc Romeo Park on Aug. 6 in Las Vegas. After blistering heat persisted through much of July in southern Nevada, lower and more normal temperatures have followed recently drawing life back to the outdoor recreation areas.
(Julie Jacobson/Associated Press)
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Simon Charry drives to the basket during a pick-up game of basketball with his classmates from Naples High School at Fleischmann Park on Aug. 27 in Naples, Fla. The group tries to play after school as much as they can depending on the weather.
(Scott Mcintyre/Naples Daily News via Associated Press)
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Sharon McCullar, of Texas, the curator of collections at the Lakeshore Museum Center, walks a trail being used to preview the future interactive museum during a groundbreaking ceremony at Hilt's Landing Michigan's Heritage Park on Aug. 28 in Whitehall, Mich. The 19-acre trail and open-air museum site will likely begin development in October with a grand opening scheduled for June 2015, according to The Muskegon Chronicle.
(Theophil Syslo/The Muskegon Chronicle via Associated Press)
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Jerry Ramsey, left, pipe carrier from the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, holds a pipe for Chris McGuigan, president of the Community Foundation for Muskegon County, during a pipe ceremony at a dedication and groundbreaking at Hilt's Landing Michigan's Heritage Park in Whitehall, Mich.
(Theophil Syslo/The Muskegon Chronicle via Associated Press)
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Members of Shonkhoodoi Circus practise in a gymnasium in Darkhan on Aug. 23. Mission Manduhai is created by Chimgee Haltarhuu, a former Mongolian gymnast and victim of domestic abuse, who brought three US students and six young performers from Shonkhoodoi Circus in Darkhan to travel through the Mongolian countryside to give free circus performances. The free performances are held as a way to raise awareness on domestic abuse, by distributing leaflets on domestic abuse before and after the shows.
(Mareike Gunsche/Reuters)
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A former Maoist rebel kisses his son after being integrated as a lieutenant into the national army, as part of the peace deal, at Nepal Military Academy at Kharipati in Bhaktapur on Aug. 26. This is the final step for the integration process of Maoist rebels into the national army.
(Navesh Chitrakar/Reuters)
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Weight lifters training at a gym in the Hamar Weyne district of Mogadishu, Somalia, on Aug. 12. As the security situation in Somalia continues to improve, scenes like this are becoming more and more common as people go back to their regular lives and find new pastimes that would have been almost impossible to do just a few years ago.
(Au Un Ist Photo/Tobin Jones/European Pressphoto Agency)
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Jake Hunt, left, and Huck Turner visit while driving as members of the Back Country Horsemen of Utah participate in a nine day excursion traveling over 100 miles in the high mountain valleys of central Utah and doing service projects for the local Forest Service units as part of a wagon trek/pack train celebrating the 40th anniversary of Back Country Horsemen of America on Aug. 1 along the Skyline Trail above Ephriam.
(Tom Smart/Deseret News via Associated Press)
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