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Tuesday, 1 January 2008, 10:00 GMT
In pictures: New Year's Eve 2007

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New Zealand was one of the first countries in the world to see the sun set on 2007.

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Revellers in Sydney took the opportunity to catch a few rays while waiting for the Sydney Harbour fireworks extravaganza.

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In China, tourists strolled through ice structures during New Year celebrations at the Ice and Snow World in Harbin...

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... while others chose to toast the arrival of 2008 at a bar built from blocks of ice.

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In Hong Kong, hundreds of thousands of revellers took to the streets for a mass party to usher in the New Year.

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Iraqi Kurds in Sulaimaniya released a fire lantern during their New Year celebrations.

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US soldiers got into the party mood during celebrations at their camp in Kabul, Afghanistan...

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...while in the UK, Hogmanay revellers gathered in Edinburgh.

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Fireworks exploded over the Parthenon in Athens as Greece welcomed 2008.

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Masks and flags were the order of the day as fireworks lit up Moscow's Red Square.

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The champagne flowed among party-goers on the Champs Elysee avenue in Paris.

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German fire-fighters welcomed in the New Year with sparklers in Munich.

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In New York, crowds saw in the New Year in the city's Times Square.
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