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  • March 21, 2019 - San Antonio, Texas, U.S. - U.S. Army Paratroopers from the 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry (Airborne) conduct an airborne operation in support of the Joint Forcible Entry exercise in San Antonio, Texas, March 21, 2019. The Joint Forcible Exercise is an annual large-scale air drop and land mobility mission that simulates a contested battlefield scenario as way of training units for dangerous situations that can occur while deployed. (Credit Image: ? U.S. Army/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • Aug. 04, 2007 - Businessman looking at cell phone. Model Released (MR) (Credit Image: © Cultura/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • Jul. 26, 2008 - 2 businesswomen interviewing man. Model and Property Released (MR&PR) (Credit Image: © Cultura/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • Jul. 12, 2010 - Kempten, Bavaria, Germany - Football. Model Released (MR) (Credit Image: © Cultura/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • March 23, 2019 - San Antonio, Texas, U.S. - U.S. Soldiers of Bravo Company assigned to the 143rd Infantry (Airborne) returns fire with the Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) during The Joint Forcible Entry Exercise at Kelly Drop Zone, San Antonio, Texas on Mar. 23, 2019. The Joint Forcible Entry Exercise is an annual large scale Airborne drop and mobility mission that simulates a contested battlefield scenario as a way of training units for dangerous situations that occur while deployed. (Credit Image: ? U.S. Army/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • May 5, 2018 - Haskovo, Bulgaria - The Bulgarian political party of DPS organize anniversary 34 years of the Bulgaria's revival process, which started at 1984 years. The beginning of the event was held in the Bulgarian village of Karamantsi, where the communist regime launched a brutal policy of forced assimilation and peoples' name were changed against the country's ethnic Turkish minority, turkish language also was banned. During the processes in 1984 and 1989 more than 850 thousand people were forcibly evicted to live in Turkey.  Today the Bulgarian ethnic party accepts that this is the beginning of the resistance against the communist regime. The leader of the DPS party Mustafa Karadayi recall that in the next month there are elections about the presidency republic in Turkey and he told that belive to be democratic elections and to win the covenants of Kemal Ataturk, Karamantsi, Haskovo, Bulgaria on May 05, 2018  (Credit Image: © Hristo Rusev/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 12, 2017 - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States - A White Supremacist beats a man into the ground in a brawl at Lee Park on 12 August 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.  The Unite the Right instigated brawls between Antifa and various leftists. The brwal ensued and the White Supremacists/Alt Right supporters were forcibly removed by police. (Credit Image: © Shay Horse/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 12, 2017 - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States - Alt Right/White Supremacists tried to hold the park in a vain attempt before being vacated by the Virginia STate police on 12 August 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.  The Unite the Right instigated brawls between Antifa and various leftists. The brwal ensued and the White Supremacists/Alt Right supporters were forcibly removed by police. (Credit Image: © Shay Horse/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 12, 2017 - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States - A right wing militia group attempted to do security for the rally on 12 August 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.  The Unite the Right instigated brawls between Antifa and various leftists. The brwal ensued and the White Supremacists/Alt Right supporters were forcibly removed by police. (Credit Image: © Shay Horse/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • Police Special Task Force commandos forcibly evict students of the Inter University Students' Federation from Health Ministry in Colombo, Sri Lanka, 21 June 2017. Thousands of university students from government universities protest, demanding the abolition of a private medical university of South Asian Institute of Technology and Medicine (SAITM). 96 university students and five STF commandos were wounded and hospitalized in the clash after students forcibly entered the Health Ministry and violated court orders.
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  • April 27, 2017 - Monsols, France - Occupation of the association ''269 Life Libération Animale'' of the slaughterhouse of Monsols on 27 April 2017, France. About fifty activists took their places on the slaughter line for more than six hours before being forcibly dislodged by the gendarmerie. (Credit Image: © Nicolas Liponne/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 26, 2017 - Berlin, Germany - Several hundreds of exiled Iranians supporters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), near Brandenburg Gate, Berlin on Saturday 26, August 2017 draw attention to the situation of more than 20 hunger strike political prisoners, who were forcibly moved to high security Ward 10 of Gohardasht prison in Karaj. Exiled Iranians call on the German Federal Government and the EU to summon the Iranian ambassador and protest against the repression on the political prisoners in Iran. (Credit Image: © Siavosh Hosseini/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 12, 2017 - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States - Brawls ensued for about 90 minutes before the police declared the assembly unlawful. The Unite the Right instigated brawls between Antifa and various leftists. The brwal ensued and the White Supremacists/Alt Right supporters were forcibly removed by police. (Credit Image: © Shay Horse/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 13, 2017 - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States - JASON KESSLER was forcibly removed by State Police. Jason Kessler, one of the main organizers for the Unite The Right Rally held this weekend in Charlottesville, attempted to hold a press conference to counter the events of Saturday. The Presser last about 3 minutes before Kessler was chased and beaten. He was evacuated by Virginia State Police. (Credit Image: © Shay Horse/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko's bathroom in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • UNHCR Special Envoy Angelina Jolie meets with Syrian refugees in Eastern Turkey, on September 13, 2012. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie continued their regional tour visiting Turkey today, to hear accounts from Syrian refugees. On the third leg of a solidarity tour to support UNHCR's regional response to the Syrian refugee situation, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie spent the day visiting two of the 11 refugee camps along Turkey's border with Syria. The planning is for 17 camps to be established to enable Turkey to accommodate up to 36,000 more. Guterres and Jolie paid tribute to the Government of Turkey for keeping its borders open for anyone seeking asylum, adopting a system of temporary protection and providing assurance that no Syrian would be forcibly returned. "Syrians have a history of welcoming people in need," added Ms. Jolie. "Now it is their hour of need and I am grateful to Turkey, and all the neighboring countries for their extraordinary generosity." During her visit to the camp, Ms. Jolie met with several families, all of whom had lost family members in the violence in Syria. One woman told her a story about a house that was bombed in her town and the entire family was killed. "We don't care about our house," the woman said. "We care about the blood of the people." Another woman told her a similar story where a family was killed, but with one survivor - a baby found cradled in her dead mother's arms. Photo by UNHCR/J. Tanner by ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • UNHCR Special Envoy Angelina Jolie meets with Syrian refugees in Eastern Turkey, on September 13, 2012. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie continued their regional tour visiting Turkey today, to hear accounts from Syrian refugees. On the third leg of a solidarity tour to support UNHCR's regional response to the Syrian refugee situation, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie spent the day visiting two of the 11 refugee camps along Turkey's border with Syria. The planning is for 17 camps to be established to enable Turkey to accommodate up to 36,000 more. Guterres and Jolie paid tribute to the Government of Turkey for keeping its borders open for anyone seeking asylum, adopting a system of temporary protection and providing assurance that no Syrian would be forcibly returned. "Syrians have a history of welcoming people in need," added Ms. Jolie. "Now it is their hour of need and I am grateful to Turkey, and all the neighboring countries for their extraordinary generosity." During her visit to the camp, Ms. Jolie met with several families, all of whom had lost family members in the violence in Syria. One woman told her a story about a house that was bombed in her town and the entire family was killed. "We don't care about our house," the woman said. "We care about the blood of the people." Another woman told her a similar story where a family was killed, but with one survivor - a baby found cradled in her dead mother's arms. Photo by UNHCR/J. Tanner by ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman Mbiko in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • Cape Town- 180731 Norman  Mbiko's bedroom in his house in Nyanga East. Norman ‘Nhonho’ Mbiko At the height of Apartheid Mbiko was chosen as the captain of the Black Springbok team Although born in Kraaifontein in 1945, the notorious Group Areas Act saw his family being forcibly moved to Nyanga East As a student at Langa High School, Mbiko soon made his mark on the rugby field and became popular as a scrum-half He played for the Black Western Province Rugby Union from the age of 19 until his retirement form the sport in 1979 Picture Ayanda Ndamane/ African News Agency (ANA)
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  • UNHCR Special Envoy Angelina Jolie meets with Syrian refugees in Eastern Turkey, on September 13, 2012. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie continued their regional tour visiting Turkey today, to hear accounts from Syrian refugees. On the third leg of a solidarity tour to support UNHCR's regional response to the Syrian refugee situation, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres, and his Special Envoy, Angelina Jolie spent the day visiting two of the 11 refugee camps along Turkey's border with Syria. The planning is for 17 camps to be established to enable Turkey to accommodate up to 36,000 more. Guterres and Jolie paid tribute to the Government of Turkey for keeping its borders open for anyone seeking asylum, adopting a system of temporary protection and providing assurance that no Syrian would be forcibly returned. "Syrians have a history of welcoming people in need," added Ms. Jolie. "Now it is their hour of need and I am grateful to Turkey, and all the neighboring countries for their extraordinary generosity." During her visit to the camp, Ms. Jolie met with several families, all of whom had lost family members in the violence in Syria. One woman told her a story about a house that was bombed in her town and the entire family was killed. "We don't care about our house," the woman said. "We care about the blood of the people." Another woman told her a similar story where a family was killed, but with one survivor - a baby found cradled in her dead mother's arms. Photo by UNHCR/J. Tanner by ABACAPRESS.COM
    334710_001.jpg