Los Angeles — Investigators at the scene where a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy was injured in a single-vehicle collision at West 92nd Street and South Normandie Avenue.

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Aleppo, Syria — Free Syrian Army fighters take cover Wednesday as they exchange fire with regime forces in the city's Salaheddin neighborhood.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: JAMES LAWLER DUGGAN / AFP

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Aleppo, Syria — A Free Syrian Army fighter dodges sniper shots fired by government forces Wednesday in the city's Salaheddin neighborhood..

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Bab Al-Salameh, Syria — A Syrian woman holds her child as she and others take refuge at a border crossing in hopes of entering one of the refugee camps in Turkey.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Muhammed Muheisen / Associated Press

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Rustenburg, South Africa — Mine workers attend a memorial service at the Lonmin platinum mine, where police shot and killed 34 striking miners and wounded 78 others last week.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Themba Hadebe / Associated Press

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Zwolle, The Netherlands — Police arrest a group asylum seekers from Iraq who have exhausted their rights to appeal at the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The Iraqis were calling for their asylum application to be reexamined.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: MISCHA RAPMUND / AFP

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Nowshera, Pakistan — People try to salvage their belongings, including a mud-stained sofa, after heavy monsoon rains triggered flash floods. At least 34 people have been killed in the storms.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: ARSHAD ARBAB / EPA

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Jammu, India — Indian laborers load coal into trucks at a warehouse at the Bari Bharmana railway station. India's opposition lawmakers have demanded Premier Manmohan Singh's resignation after a report that the country lost $33 billion by allocating coal mine licenses instead of auctioning them.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: JAIPAL SINGH / EPA

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