
Dili, East Timor — Supporters of presidential candidate Francisco Guterres listen during a campaign rally in the East Timor capital. Voters on Saturday will participate in only the third election to be held since the country was officially recognized as independent in 2002.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: ANTONIO AMARAL / EPA
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Dili, East Timor — A truck crowded with supporters of presidential candidate Francisco Guterres, also known as Lu-Olo, rolls through the streets of Dili on the last day of campaigning before Saturday's election.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Paula Bronstein / Getty Images
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Munshiganj, Bangladesh — Rescue workers attempt to lift the wreckage of a ferry that sank in the Meghna River Tuesday just sought of the capital, Dhaka. The ferry, carrying about 200 people, collided with a cargo boat and sank in the early-morning darkness, sending hundreds of people into the water. At least 110 were reported dead.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Pavel Rahman / Associated Press
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Munshiganj, Bangladesh — Bangladeshis crowd around the bodies of victims of a ferry that sank in the Meghna River. Dozens remained missing.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Pavel Rahman / Associated Press
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Washington — President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron greet guests -- including a contingent of schoolchildren -- during an official arrival ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. Cameron, who is on a three-day U.S. visit, was expected to hold discussions with Obama about Afghanistan, Syria and Iran.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images
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Bnei Brak, Israel — Ultra Orthodox Jewish men crowd around the casket of Rabbi Moshe Yehoshua Hagar at the funeral for the longtime leader of the Vishnitz sect, who died at the age of 94. The Vishnitzers are one of the largest Hasidic communities in Israel.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: OLIVER WEIKEN / EPA
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Gaza City, Gaza Strip — Palestinian firefighters silhouetted against a backdrop of flames and smoke extinguish a fire after an Israeli airstrike. Israel and militants in Gaza began observing an Egyptian-brokered truce on March 13, after four days of violence, which officials on both sides warned could flare up again.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: ALI HASSAN / AFP / Getty Images
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Jakarta, Indonesia — Police officers clash with students protesting higher fuel prices.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Achmad Ibrahim / Associated Press
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Kolkata — Passengers wait for a train to arrive in a time-lapse image. India's railway minister recently announced that he aims to reduce deaths on the accident-plagued system to zero. An official report said 25,705 people died on India's railways in 2009, the latest year for which figures are available.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: DIBYANGSHU SARKAR / AFP / Getty Images
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Schladming, Austria — U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn arrives at the finish area after winning the season's last women's downhill race at the Alpine ski World Cup finals. Vonn clinched her fourth overall title last week and her fifth consecutive downhill title last month.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: SAMUEL KUBANI / AFP / Getty Images
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Alastang, India — Noori, reportedly the world's first cloned pashmina goat, makes her public debut at a Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology breeding facility. Pashmina goats are prized for their fine wool.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Dar Yasin / Associated Press
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Sana, Yemen — A Yemeni woman holds a flower aloft during a demonstration where participants demanded that former president Ali Abdullah Saleh be put on trial for alleged abuses.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Hani Mohammed / Associated Press
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Singapore — Passersby seem more interested in their mobile phones than a young girl costumed as the jack of spades at a busy shopping area.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Wong Maye-E / Associated Press
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