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Tuesday, 18 March 2008, 19:03 GMT
Day in pictures

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Iraqi army recruits parade during a graduation ceremony near Baghdad. This week is the fifth anniversary of the US-led invasion, which toppled Saddam Hussein.

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Tibetan exiles in Switzerland hold a rally outside the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, in solidarity with protesters inside Tibet.

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A 12-day strike by Greek municipal workers has left thousands of tons of uncollected rubbish on the streets.

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An Iraqi woman walks to her makeshift home inside the former Iraqi army air defence headquarters in Baghdad, where she lives in the ruins with her family.

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Two women cross a river using a toll rope-bridge near Rawalpindi in northern Pakistan.

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Bodies of turtles are strewn on a beach in India's Orissa state - thousands are killed every year because of illegal fishing.

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A Cuban soldier walks past the Russian tall ship Pallada in Havana. The vessel is used for training naval cadets.

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Visitors admire the art, architecture and flora at the new Caixaforum cultural centre in the Spanish capital, Madrid. The centre is located in a former power station.

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Tia, a six-week-old gorilla, is being reared by keepers in an animal park in England, after her mother showed no sign of any maternal instinct.

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Dr Rachel Herz, author of Scent of Desire, uses tongs to handle a pair of shoes entered in the annual "Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest" in Montpelier, Vermont.
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