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Фотографии за день

TOKYO - NOVEMBER 21: Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi shake hands at the start of
their meeting with their delegation at the prime minister's official
residence on November 21, 2005 in Tokyo, Japan. Putin is in Tokyo for
official talks with the Japanese Prime Minister.

TOKYO - NOVEMBER 21: Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) sits with
interpreters as he speaks with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro
Koizumi (R) at his official residence in Tokyo on November 21, 2005 in
Tokyo, Japan. Putin is in Tokyo for official talks with the Japanese
Prime Minister.

OKYO, JAPAN: Russian President Vladimir Putin reviews an honour guard
upon his arrival at Tokyo International Airport at Haneda, 20 November
2005. Putin will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi
and Emperor Akihito during his visit to the country. AFP PHOTO /
Yoshikazu TSUNO

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - NOVEMBER 21: Protestors wave flags during a rally
against the expansion of the local rice market in front of National
Assembly November 21, 2005 in Seoul, South Korea. Farmers from across
the country gathered in Seoul to protest against cheap rice imports,
fearing it will destroy the local rice market.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - NOVEMBER 21: Protesters clash with police during a
rally against the expansion of the local rice market in front of
National Assembly November 21, 2005 in Seoul, South Korea. Farmers from
across the country gathered in Seoul to protest against cheap rice
imports, fearing it will destroy the local rice market.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - NOVEMBER 21: Policemen confiscate protesters
banners before a rally against the expansion of the local rice market
in front of National assembly November 21, 2005 in Seoul, South Korea.
Farmers from across the country gathered in Seoul to protest against
cheap rice imports, fearing it will destroy the local rice market.

ULAN BATOR, MONGOLIA: US President George W. Bush (C) poses with
Mongolians in native garb at Ikh Tenger in Ulan Bator, 21 November
2005. Bush become the first sitting US president to visit the remote
former land of 13th century conqueror Genghis Khan. AFP PHOTO/Luke
FRAZZA

ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA: US President George W. Bush (R) inspects the
guard of honour with Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar upon
arrival at Government House in Ulaanbaatar 21 November 2005. Bush is
finishing a tour of four Asian nations including Japan, South Korea,
China, and Mongolia. AFP PHOTO/Paul J. Richards

ULAN BATOR, MONGOLIA: US President George W. Bush (L) is welcomed by
Mongolia's President N. Enkhbayar during an arrival ceremony in Ulan
Bator, Mongolia, 21 November 2005. President Bush is the first sitting
US President to visit Mongolia. The Bushes are on an 8-day trip through
Asia that includes stops in Kyoto, Japan, Busan, Korea, Beijing, and
Ulan Bator before returning to Washington, DC 21 November. AFP
PHOTO/Luke FRAZZA

LAN BATOR, MONGOLIA: US President George W. Bush (L) and US First Lady
Laura Bush (2nd-L) are welcomed by Mongolia's President N. Enkhbayar
(2nd-R) and his wife Tsolmon Onon during an arrival ceremony in Ulan
Bator, Mongolia, 21 November 2005. President Bush is the first sitting
US President to visit Mongolia. The Bushes are on an 8-day trip through
Asia that includes stops in Kyoto, Japan, Busan, Korea, Beijing, and
Ulan Bator before returning to Washington, DC 21 November. AFP
PHOTO/Luke FRAZZA

RUGELEY, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 21: The coffin of Lord Patrick
Lichfield makes its way into St Michael and All Angels Church on
November 21 2005, Colwich, Staffordshire, England. Royal photographer
Lord Lichfield died on November 11, 2005 and is to be buried in the
Lichfield family vault at St Michael and All Angels Church near to the
family's ancestral home of Shugborough Hall.

RUGELEY, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 21: The coffin of Lord Patrick
Lichfield makes it's way into St Michael and All Angels Church on
November 21 2005, Colwich, Staffordshire, England. Royal photographer
Lord Lichfield died on November 11, 2005 and is to be buried in the
Lichfield family vault at St Michael and All Angels Church near to the
family's ancestral home of Shugborough Hall.

AGHDAD, IRAQ: A combo of pictures shows an Iraqi calming his colleague
who is mourning the death of relatives at a local hospital in the city
of Baquba, northeast of Baghdad, 21 November 2005. Four civilians were
killed and 10 wounded in a car bomb attack police said. The attack
apparently targeted a passing US military convoy, which was untouched,
police added. AFP PHOTO/ALI YUSSEF

BAGHDAD, Iraq: A US soldier walks past a tent erected 21 November 2005
at the site of a double suicide car bombings that occurred last week
near a Baghdad hotel that houses foreigners and near an interior
ministry prison. The attacks flattened several houses and partially
destroyed an apartment building forcing residents in the area to build
tents to live in after spending several days living outdoors.

DHAKA, BANGLADESH: Bangladeshi security persons check a cycle-rickshaw
as a part of security meaures in Dhaka, 21 November 2005. Bangladesh
stepped up the hunt for suspected suicide bombers and provided guards
to all Secretariat and high court and supreme court judges after the
recent murder of two judges in an apparent suicide attack, police said.
AFP PHOTO/Farjana K. GODHULY

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Omani visitor Abdul Aziz al-Badwawi stands
in a Eurofighter Typhoon at the Dubai Air Show 21 November 2005.
Authorities in the booming city boast that the ninth edition of the
Dubai show, which was last held in 2003, will be 25 percent bigger this
year, with nearly 10,000 square meters (108,000 square feet) more
exhibition space. AFP PHOTO/RABIH MOGHRABI

ULAN BATOR, MONGOLIA: Actors dressed as a Mongolian warriors on
horseback escort US President George W. Bush's car as it arrives at Ikh
Tenger in Ulan Bator, Mongolia 21 November 2005. Bush became the first
sitting US president to visit the remote former land of 13th century
conqueror Genghis Khan. AFP PHOTO/Luke FRAZZA

UBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: A US Marine stands guard in front of an
F-15 fighter jet at the Dubai Air Show 21 November 2005. Authorities in
the booming Gulf emirate boast that the ninth edition of the Dubai
show, which was last held in 2003, will be 25 percent bigger this year,
with nearly 10,000 square meters (108,000 square feet) more exhibition
space. AFP PHOTO/RABIH MOGHRABI

TAIPEI, TAIWAN: Sao Tome and Principe President Fradique Bandeira Melo
de Menezes (R), accompanied by Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian, is
greeted by the guard of honour upon his arrival in Taipei on November
21. Menezes will exchange views with Chen on bilateral economic
cooperations and hold an investment conference in an attempt to attract
Taiwan investors to his country during his four-day stay. AFP
PHOTO/PATRICK LIN

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: US Marines guard US fighter jets at the
Dubai Air Show 21 November 2005. Authorities in the booming Gulf
emirate boast that the ninth edition of the Dubai show, which was last
held in 2003, will be 25 percent bigger this year, with nearly 10,000
square meters (108,000 square feet) more exhibition space. AFP
PHOTO/RABIH MOGHRABI

SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: South Korean farmers holding a banner scuffle
with riot police during a rally opposing free trade policies near the
National Assembly in Seoul, 21 November 2005. The farmers' anger has
been building since South Korea last year agreed to double rice imports
to meet a World Trade Organization (WTO) accord that allows Seoul a
grace period until 2014 before all import restrictions on rice are
lifted. The South Korean letter on the banner reading "Mourning for
death of South Korea's agriculture industry"

BAQUBA, Iraq: A wounded Iraqi is rushed into a local hospital in the
city of Baquba, northeast of Baghdad, 21 November 2005. Four civilians
were killed and 10 wounded in a car bomb attack police said. The attack
apparently targeted a passing US military convoy, which was untouched,
police added

URI, INDIA: Indian army chief General J.J Singh (L) stands with
officials and his wife Anupama (C) as they look at a model of the
village of Charunda in Uri,some 101kms north of Srinagar,21 November
2005, after a visit to the village which was devastated in the 08
October, earthquake. Singh who is on a one day visit to the Himalayan
state to oversee the progress of the relief efforts undertaken by the
Indian army for earthquake victims under 'Operation Imdad' (relief),
announced a rehabilitation programme for the villages of Tithwal and
Charunda which have been adpoted by the Indian army. AFP PHOTO/Sajjad
HUSSAIN

URI, INDIA: Indian army chief General J.J Singh (R) gestures as he
speaks with earthquake survivor children from the village of Charunda
in Uri,some 101kms north of Srinagar, 21 November 2005, after a visit
to the village which was devastated in the 08 October, earthquake.
Singh, who is on a one day visit to the Himalayan state to oversee the
progress of the relief efforts undertaken by the Indian army for
earthquake victims under 'Operation Imdad' (relief), announced a
rehabilitation programme for the villages of Tithwal and Charunda which
have been adopted by the Indian army. AFP PHOTO/Sajjad HUSSAIN

HONG KONG, CHINA: Visitors examine a huge map of Chinese city of
Shanghai displayed at the Design and Innovation exhibition as part of
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) expo at the Convention and Exhibition
center in Hong Kong, 21 November 2005. Hong Kong's jobless rate
continued to drop at 5.3 percent for the three months to October, with
employment outstripping labour force growth, official figures showed 17
November. The expo will start 21 November. AFP PHOTO/TED ALJIBE

HONG KONG, CHINA: A visitor plays a car simulation game on a dome-type
station displayed at the design and Innovation exhibition as part of
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) expo at the Convention and Exhibition
center in Hong Kong, 21 November 2005.

HONG KONG, CHINA: A woman plays car simulation game on a dome-type
station displayed at the design and Innovation exhibition as part of
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) expo at the Convention and Exhibition
center in Hong Kong, 21 November 2005. AFP PHOTO/TED ALJIBE

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JAKARTA, INDONESIA: Indonesian students push a gate of Parliament House
during a demonstration in Jakarta, 21 November 2005. More than 100
students and farmers took part in the demonstration to protest against
the government's plan to import rice. Meanwhile, Indonesia hopes to
maintain its ban on rice imports until at least 2010 by opening up new
farmland and improving the yield per hectare, Agriculture Minister
Anton Aprijantono said last month as the government previously had plan
to import rice to strengthen buffer stocks for the commodity to 1.1
million tonnes. AFP PHOTO/Jewel SAMAD

HAIFA, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 21: Gov, a 2 1/2-year-old African lioness,
lies in a drugged stupor as she is prepped for her a CAT (computerized
axial tomography) scan, usually reserved for humans, November 21, 2005
at Rambam Hospital in the northern Israeli city of Haifa. The Haifa
Educational Zoo brought Gov to the hospital to try and determine if the
big cat suffers from Vitamin A Deficiency, an illness which tends to
affect the species in captivity.

HAIFA, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 21: Gov, a 2 1/2-year-old African lioness,
lies sedated on the table shortly before the room is emptied of press
and medical staff for her CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan,
usually reserved for humans, November 21, 2005 at Rambam Hospital in
the northern Israeli city of Haifa. The Haifa Educational Zoo brought
Gov to the hospital to try and determine if the big cat suffers from
Vitamin A Deficiency, an illness which tends to affect the species in
captivity.

HAIFA, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 21: Gov, a 2 1/2-year-old African lioness,
lies sedated on a gurney as she is wheeled in by zoo staff for her a
CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan, usually reserved for humans,
November 21, 2005 at Rambam Hospital in the northern Israeli city of
Haifa. The Haifa Educational Zoo brought Gov to the hospital to try and
determine if the big cat suffers from Vitamin A Deficiency, an illness
which tends to affect the species in captivity.

HAIFA, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 21: Gov, a 2 1/2-year-old African lioness,
undergoes a CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan, usually reserved
for humans, November 21, 2005 at Rambam Hospital in the northern
Israeli city of Haifa. The Haifa Educational Zoo brought Gov to the
hospital to try and determine if the big cat suffers from Vitamin A
Deficiency, an illness which tends to affect the species in captivity.

HAIFA, ISRAEL - NOVEMBER 21: The images of the skeleton of Gov, a 2
1/2-year-old African lioness, is seen on a monitor as she undergoes a
CAT (computerized axial tomography) scan, usually reserved for humans,
November 21, 2005 at Rambam Hospital in the northern Israeli city of
Haifa. The Haifa Educational Zoo brought Gov to the hospital to try and
determine if the big cat suffers from Vitamin A Deficiency, an illness
which tends to affect the species in captivity.

EL ESCORIAL, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 20: A heavy fog lies over the Valle de
los Caidos (Valley of the Fallen) monument on the 30th anniversary of
the death of Spanish dictator Gen. Francisco Franco on November 20,
2005 in Es Escorial, Spain. The monument, which lies 50 kilomketers
north of the Spanish capital, was built by Franco using Republican
prisoners-of-war in memory to the fallen in the Spanish civil war.