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  • Leicester City's Harry Maguire (left) pushes Manchester United's Marcus Rashford as he leaves the pitch after being substituted for Romelu Lukaku during the Premier League match at the King Power Stadium, Leicester.
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  • Huddersfield Town's Philip Billing (centre) pushes Leicester City's Harry Maguire during the Premier League match at the King Power Stadium, Leicester.
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  • Dec. 05, 2012 - Euro calculator (Credit Image: © Image Source/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • Chris Hemsworth shared his grueling workout routine in a revealing photoshoot for Men's Health. The Thor actor showed off his bulging biceps on the cover of the fitness mag, which is due to hit US newsstands on February 12. The March edition is also set to go on sale in the UK and Australia. During the photo shoot, which was taken in Byron Bay, Australia, the movie star shared a number of fitness tips. He also recorded a short video detailing his routine, which includes push-ups, battle ropes, medicine ball slams and Russian twists. During an interview with the magazine, he also went on to say that he nearly gave up on acting after missing out on the role of Captain Kirk in 2009's Star Trek. He said" “I was about to quit. I always wanted to act, and one of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never.” I wanted to change that. So I was super active with auditions. And then my mentality changed, which came from being at a point where I was like, “I’m going to go back to Australia.” I had one more audition where I was like, “Do this for his house. Think about reasons other than yourself.” That was for The Cabin in the Woods, and I got that job, and from there I got Red Dawn. And then I got Thor.” He also claimed that he always likes to maintain his physique in case he is ever caught off guard by the paparazzi, adding: “It comes hand in hand with the roles I play, but look, occasionally you’ll see paparazzi poking out of the bushes and you’re like, “How’s my rig look? Am I on point, or have I slacked off lately?” I maintain my fitness because it makes me feel better." Hemsworth also spoke about his new fitness app Centr, which he hopes will help revolutionize fitness. He said " “The whole thing was about not becoming stagnant. That’s when your emotional and physical problems occur, I think. I wanted to
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  • Chris Hemsworth shared his grueling workout routine in a revealing photoshoot for Men's Health. The Thor actor showed off his bulging biceps on the cover of the fitness mag, which is due to hit US newsstands on February 12. The March edition is also set to go on sale in the UK and Australia. During the photo shoot, which was taken in Byron Bay, Australia, the movie star shared a number of fitness tips. He also recorded a short video detailing his routine, which includes push-ups, battle ropes, medicine ball slams and Russian twists. During an interview with the magazine, he also went on to say that he nearly gave up on acting after missing out on the role of Captain Kirk in 2009's Star Trek. He said" “I was about to quit. I always wanted to act, and one of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never.” I wanted to change that. So I was super active with auditions. And then my mentality changed, which came from being at a point where I was like, “I’m going to go back to Australia.” I had one more audition where I was like, “Do this for his house. Think about reasons other than yourself.” That was for The Cabin in the Woods, and I got that job, and from there I got Red Dawn. And then I got Thor.” He also claimed that he always likes to maintain his physique in case he is ever caught off guard by the paparazzi, adding: “It comes hand in hand with the roles I play, but look, occasionally you’ll see paparazzi poking out of the bushes and you’re like, “How’s my rig look? Am I on point, or have I slacked off lately?” I maintain my fitness because it makes me feel better." Hemsworth also spoke about his new fitness app Centr, which he hopes will help revolutionize fitness. He said " “The whole thing was about not becoming stagnant. That’s when your emotional and physical problems occur, I think. I wanted to
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  • Chris Hemsworth shared his grueling workout routine in a revealing photoshoot for Men's Health. The Thor actor showed off his bulging biceps on the cover of the fitness mag, which is due to hit US newsstands on February 12. The March edition is also set to go on sale in the UK and Australia. During the photo shoot, which was taken in Byron Bay, Australia, the movie star shared a number of fitness tips. He also recorded a short video detailing his routine, which includes push-ups, battle ropes, medicine ball slams and Russian twists. During an interview with the magazine, he also went on to say that he nearly gave up on acting after missing out on the role of Captain Kirk in 2009's Star Trek. He said" “I was about to quit. I always wanted to act, and one of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never.” I wanted to change that. So I was super active with auditions. And then my mentality changed, which came from being at a point where I was like, “I’m going to go back to Australia.” I had one more audition where I was like, “Do this for his house. Think about reasons other than yourself.” That was for The Cabin in the Woods, and I got that job, and from there I got Red Dawn. And then I got Thor.” He also claimed that he always likes to maintain his physique in case he is ever caught off guard by the paparazzi, adding: “It comes hand in hand with the roles I play, but look, occasionally you’ll see paparazzi poking out of the bushes and you’re like, “How’s my rig look? Am I on point, or have I slacked off lately?” I maintain my fitness because it makes me feel better." Hemsworth also spoke about his new fitness app Centr, which he hopes will help revolutionize fitness. He said " “The whole thing was about not becoming stagnant. That’s when your emotional and physical problems occur, I think. I wanted to
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  • Chris Hemsworth shared his grueling workout routine in a revealing photoshoot for Men's Health. The Thor actor showed off his bulging biceps on the cover of the fitness mag, which is due to hit US newsstands on February 12. The March edition is also set to go on sale in the UK and Australia. During the photo shoot, which was taken in Byron Bay, Australia, the movie star shared a number of fitness tips. He also recorded a short video detailing his routine, which includes push-ups, battle ropes, medicine ball slams and Russian twists. During an interview with the magazine, he also went on to say that he nearly gave up on acting after missing out on the role of Captain Kirk in 2009's Star Trek. He said" “I was about to quit. I always wanted to act, and one of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never.” I wanted to change that. So I was super active with auditions. And then my mentality changed, which came from being at a point where I was like, “I’m going to go back to Australia.” I had one more audition where I was like, “Do this for his house. Think about reasons other than yourself.” That was for The Cabin in the Woods, and I got that job, and from there I got Red Dawn. And then I got Thor.” He also claimed that he always likes to maintain his physique in case he is ever caught off guard by the paparazzi, adding: “It comes hand in hand with the roles I play, but look, occasionally you’ll see paparazzi poking out of the bushes and you’re like, “How’s my rig look? Am I on point, or have I slacked off lately?” I maintain my fitness because it makes me feel better." Hemsworth also spoke about his new fitness app Centr, which he hopes will help revolutionize fitness. He said " “The whole thing was about not becoming stagnant. That’s when your emotional and physical problems occur, I think. I wanted to
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  • Chris Hemsworth shared his grueling workout routine in a revealing photoshoot for Men's Health. The Thor actor showed off his bulging biceps on the cover of the fitness mag, which is due to hit US newsstands on February 12. The March edition is also set to go on sale in the UK and Australia. During the photo shoot, which was taken in Byron Bay, Australia, the movie star shared a number of fitness tips. He also recorded a short video detailing his routine, which includes push-ups, battle ropes, medicine ball slams and Russian twists. During an interview with the magazine, he also went on to say that he nearly gave up on acting after missing out on the role of Captain Kirk in 2009's Star Trek. He said" “I was about to quit. I always wanted to act, and one of the first things I wanted to do when I got any money was pay my parents’ house off. I’d asked Dad once when he thought he’d pay it off and he said, “Honestly, probably never.” I wanted to change that. So I was super active with auditions. And then my mentality changed, which came from being at a point where I was like, “I’m going to go back to Australia.” I had one more audition where I was like, “Do this for his house. Think about reasons other than yourself.” That was for The Cabin in the Woods, and I got that job, and from there I got Red Dawn. And then I got Thor.” He also claimed that he always likes to maintain his physique in case he is ever caught off guard by the paparazzi, adding: “It comes hand in hand with the roles I play, but look, occasionally you’ll see paparazzi poking out of the bushes and you’re like, “How’s my rig look? Am I on point, or have I slacked off lately?” I maintain my fitness because it makes me feel better." Hemsworth also spoke about his new fitness app Centr, which he hopes will help revolutionize fitness. He said " “The whole thing was about not becoming stagnant. That’s when your emotional and physical problems occur, I think. I wanted to
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  • South Africa - Durban - 30 June 2020 -  Staff members of Isibaya Casino are raedy as South Africa’s casino industry is pushing for the sector to be allowed to reopen as the government considers easing Covid-19 restrictions in Level 3 on 30th of June 2020. There are measures that  have been implemented at iSibaya to inform staff and visitors about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and provide them with tools to reduce the risk of infection.<br />
Picture: Motshwari Mofokeng/African News Agency (ANA)
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  • September 1, 2017 - Navotas, Manila, Philippines - A Filipino pushes a cart of sailing ropes along a road on Friday, September 1, 2017 in Navotas City, north of Manila, Philippines. (Credit Image: © Richard James Mendoza/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • Jul. 25, 2012 - Prisoner and guard (Credit Image: å© Image Source/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • October 3, 2018 - Warsaw, Poland - Demonstrators are seen inside the supreme court in Warsaw, Poland on October 3, 2018. The ruling,  right-wing Law and Justice party has pushed through sweeping reforms of the justice system and the supreme court effectively removing almost half of it's judges in an attempt to what critics say is a illegal move to push aside democratic opposition within the government. (Credit Image: © Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto/ZUMA Press)
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  • March 15, 2019 - Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand - AOS (Armed Offenders Squad) tactical police push back members of the public following a shooting resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries at the Masjid Al Noor Mosque, Deans Avenue, Christchurch, New Zealand. At least 49 people were killed and 20 seriously injured in mass shootings at two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch. 48 people, including young children with gunshot wounds, were taken to hospital. Three people were arrested in connection with the shootings. (Credit Image: © Martin Hunter/SNPA via ZUMA Wire)
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  • July 9, 2018 - (File Photo) - Judge Brett Kavanaugh, 53, was nominated for the Supreme Court by President Trump Monday evening. Kavanaugh, a federal appeals court judge is an ideological conservative who is expected to push the court to the right on a number of issues.  PICTURED: June 28, 2018 - Maryland, U.S. - FILE - Date Unknown -  BRETT KAVANAUGH of Maryland, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. (Credit Image: © U.S. Court of Appeals/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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  • April 17, 2018 - Strasbourg, France - French President Emmanuel Macron, left, with European Parliament president Antonio Tajani at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Macron is expected to outline his vision for the future of Europe to push for deep reforms of the 19-nation eurozone and will launch a drive to seek European citizens' opinions on the European Union's future. (Credit Image: © Elyxandro Cegarra/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • April 17, 2018 - Strasbourg, France - French President Emmanuel Macron delivers his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, eastern France. Macron is expected to outline his vision for the future of Europe to push for deep reforms of the 19-nation eurozone and will launch a drive to seek European citizens' opinions on the European Union's future. (Credit Image: © Elyxandro Cegarra/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • April 19, 2017 - Mosul, Nineveh Province, Iraq - Civilians are evacuated from a house in the Al Thawra neighborhood by Iraqi forces. The recapture of al-Thawra neighborhood is part of a push toward the western edge of Mosul's densely populated old city center.(Credit Image: © Gabriel Romero via ZUMA Wire)
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  • May 20, 2017 - Portugal - HAYDEN PADDON and co-driver SEBASTIAN MARSHALL push hard in their Hyundai i20 WRC after electrical faults Saturday short-circuited their Rally Portugal challenge, during World Rally Championship competition. (Credit Image: © Panoramic via ZUMA Press)
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  • August 9, 2017 - Bay of Campeche, Mexico - People push boats to safety. Franklin becomes a hurricane as it closes in on Mexico. It will make its final landfall in eastern Mexico overnight tonight. (Credit Image: © El Universal via ZUMA Wire)
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  • August 3, 2017 - Kuta, Bali, Indonesia - Villagers push their outrigger canoes into the surf before sunrise along Jimbrana Beach in Kuta. The beach is close to the airport and a short drive from other beaches in southeast Bali. Jimbrana was originally a fishing village with a busy local market. About 25 years ago, developers started building restaurants and hotels along the beach and land prices are rising. The new emphasis on tourism is changing the nature of the area but the fishermen are still busy very early in the morning. (Credit Image: © Jack Kurtz via ZUMA Wire)
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  • 16 May 2017 London : Premier League Football : Arsenal v Sunderland :<br />
Petr Cech dives to push the ball past his post from an Arsenal back pass, resulting in an indirect free kick for Sunderlnad in the Arsenal penalty area.<br />
Photo: Mark Leech
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  • April 25, 2017 - Washington, DC, USA - Dozens of retired coal miners visited the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, April 25, 2017, in a final push to get lawmakers to permanently extend their health care benefits. (Credit Image: © Curtis Tate/TNS via ZUMA Wire)
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  • November 4, 2016 - Berwyn, Pennsylvania, U.S - Republican presidential candidate DONALD TRUMP rallies at the Giant Center in Hershey,  in Central Pennsylvania, on Fri. Nov. 4, 2016. (Credit Image: © Bastiaan Slabbers via ZUMA Wire)
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  • November 4, 2016 - Berwyn, Pennsylvania, U.S - Republican presidential candidate DONALD TRUMP rallies at the Giant Center in Hershey,  in Central Pennsylvania, on Fri. Nov. 4, 2016. (Credit Image: © Bastiaan Slabbers via ZUMA Wire)
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  • May 1, 2019 - Thousands gathered for May Day protests in the French capital with clashes breaking out between some of the protesters and the police.  Many demonstrators worn the yellow vest and some Black Bloc anti-capitalist groups also joined the marches. Several hundreds of police officers had been deployed in Paris, and they fired tear gas, but also rubber bullets and baton charges to push back demonstrators. Thousands of people joined this year May Day rally in France to fight for workers’ rights and to protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s economic policies. According to the French labour union CGT, all marches in France were peaceful, with the exception of Paris (Credit Image: © Louai Barakat/IMAGESLIVE via ZUMA Wire)
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  • April 30, 2019 - New York, New York, United States - 7 members of Sunrise NYC were arrested outside of Senator Chuck Schumer’s midtown office building after blocking the entrance doors in an act of civil disobedience, demanding that the Senator join his colleagues and back the Green New Deal. (Credit Image: © Erik Mcgregor/Pacific Press via ZUMA Wire)
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  • February 23, 2019 - Sheffield, England, United Kingdom - A push in the back for Caroline Weir (Manchester City) from Arsenal’s Janni Arnth during the  FA Women's Continental League Cup Final  between Arsenal and Manchester City Women at the Bramall Lane Football Ground, Sheffield United FC Sheffield, Saturday 23rd February. (Credit Image: © Action Foto Sport/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • February 20, 2019 - Sheffield, United Kingdom - Push comes to shove during the  FA Women's Championship football match between Sheffield United Women and Manchester United Women at the Olympic Legacy Stadium, on February 20th Sheffield, England. (Credit Image: © Action Foto Sport/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • February 20, 2019 - Sheffield, United Kingdom - Sheffield Uniteds Sophie Barker attempts to push Ella Toone (Manchester United) off the ball during the  FA Women's Championship football match between Sheffield United Women and Manchester United Women at the Olympic Legacy Stadium, on February 20th Sheffield, England. (Credit Image: © Action Foto Sport/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • March 12, 2017 - Los Angeles, California, U.S - UCLA sophomore Katelyn Ohashi is congratulated by teammates after scoring a perfect 10 on the balance beam, helping to push the home team to victory in NCAA women's gymnastics versus North Carolina, March 12, 2017 (Los Angeles, California). The Plano, Texas native was previously a four-year member of the USA National Team. (Credit Image: © Jeremy Breningstall/ZUMA Wire)
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  • July 9, 2018 - Washington, District of Columbia, U.S. - A group from Iowa watches on a phone President Trump make an announcement of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, his choice for Supreme Court Justice. Kavanaugh, a federal appeals court judge is an ideological conservative who is expected to push the court to the right on a number of issues. (Credit Image: © Ken Cedeno via ZUMA Wire)
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  • July 4, 2018 - Atlanta, GA, USA - Curtis Ward gets a hug from Yvonne Leeb after finishing the push assist race during the AJC Peachtree Road Race on Wednesday, July 4, 2018, in Atlanta. (Credit Image: © Curtis Compton/TNS via ZUMA Wire)
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  • May 5, 2018 - Dallas, Texas, U.S. - Adults outnumbered the students at the student Rally4Reform protest to push for gun reform at City Hall. (Credit Image: © Max Faulkner/TNS via ZUMA Wire)
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  • April 17, 2018 - Strasbourg, France - French President Emmanuel Macron delivers his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, eastern France, Tuesday, April 17, 2018. Macron is expected to outline his vision for the future of Europe to push for deep reforms of the 19-nation eurozone and will launch a drive to seek European citizens' opinions on the European Union's future. (Credit Image: © Elyxandro Cegarra/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • April 19, 2017 - Mosul, Nineveh Province, Iraq - An Iraqi soldier fires on ISIS positions. The recapture of al-Thawra neighborhood is part of a push toward the western edge of Mosul's densely populated old city center. (Credit Image: © Gabriel Romero via ZUMA Wire)
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  • 24 February 2015 - West Hollywood, California - Idris Elba. Victoria's Secret Supermodels Celebrate The Sexiest Push Ups and The Victoria's Secret Swim Special at the Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villas. Photo Credit: F. Sadou/AdMedia/Sipa USA
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  • October 3, 2017 - Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain - Hundreds of thousand of catalan marched for the street of Barcellona to  protest against the violence of the Guardia Civil  to prevent the referendum vote on October 03, 2017 in Barcelona. .The general strike paralyzed the transport of the city..The protesters shout slogans and gesture toward the police officers in front of  the building of General Direction of the National Police of Spain and in front of the building of Spanish Government..The catalan police the ''Mossos'' toghether with firemen prevented that the protest degenerate. (Credit Image: © Mauro Ujetto/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • September 4, 2017 - Central Jakarta, Indonesia - Students and Police push each other as the student try to break police barricade. National Amanah Party (PAN) youth generation and Students of Islam Unity afterward held demonstration in front of Myanmar Embassy demanding the stop of killing and slaughtering Rohingya People at Myanmar. (Credit Image: © Donal Husni via ZUMA Wire)
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  • August 29, 2017 - USA - Matthew Masterson, chairman of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, says election officials at every level must adjust to the ''new paradigm'' in which actors for nation states pose threats to the security of America's vote. (Credit Image: © Greg Gordon/TNS via ZUMA Wire)
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  • June 22, 2017 - Mosul, Iraq - Fighting in Mosul continues as the Iraqi forces push Islamic State back towards the Tigris. Mosul, Iraq, 22 June 2017  (Credit Image: © Noe Falk Nielsen/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press)
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  • April 4, 2017 - Hatay, Hatay Province, Turkey - Men in masks and hazmat suits push a boy to the hospital on a gurney. The young victim, was a part of a supposed nerve gas attack (possibly the powerful and lethal sarin nerve gas) in north-western Syria. Death toll at 70 and rising, many childern. The airstrikes appear to have targeted clinics treating the wounded in Khan Sheikhoun, Idhib Province it is a rebel-held town of 165,000. Around 30 Turkish ambulances gathered at the border in Hatay Province for medical evacuation of victims after the Syrian toxic gas attack, to be brought to Turkey for immediate medical aid. (Credit Image: © Ferhat Dervisoglu/Depo Photos via ZUMA Wire)
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  • April 4, 2017 - Hatay, Turkey - Men in masks and hazmat suits push a boy to the hospital on a gurney. At least 58 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suspected chemical attack on a rebel-held town in north-western Syria, a monitoring group says. Around 30 Turkish ambulances gathered at the border in Hatay province for medical evacuation of victims after Syria toxic gas attack, to be brought to Turkey. (Credit Image: © Ferhat Dervisoglu/Depo Photos via ZUMA Wire)
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  • 18 February 2017 - FA Cup, Fifth Round - Millwall v Leicester City<br />
Foot and mounted police enter the pitch to push back Millwall fans<br />
Photo: Charlotte Wilson
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  • 18 February 2017 - FA Cup, Fifth Round - Millwall v Leicester City<br />
Foot and mounted police enter the pitch to push back Millwall fans<br />
Photo: Charlotte Wilson
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  • CHENNAI, Sept. 12, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Devotees push an idol of Hindu god Lord Ganesha into the sea in celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Chennai, Indian southeastern state of Tamil Nadu, Sept. 11, 2016. Ganesh Chaturthi is the Hindu festival celebrated in honor of the elephant-headed god Ganesha. (Xinhua/Stringer).****Authorized by ytfs* (Credit Image: © Stringer/Xinhua via ZUMA Wire)
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  • Police officers guarding the Trump International Hotel & Tower push back protesters during a rally and march to remember the May 25 killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, in the Loop Saturday, May 30, 2020, in Chicago, IL, USA. Photo by John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune/TNS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • Police officers guarding the Trump International Hotel & Tower push back protesters during a rally and march to remember the May 25 killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, in the Loop Saturday, May 30, 2020, in Chicago, IL, USA. Photo by John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune/TNS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • Police officers guarding the Trump International Hotel & Tower push back protesters during a rally and march to remember the May 25 killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, in the Loop Saturday, May 30, 2020, in Chicago, IL, USA. Photo by John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune/TNS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • March 23, 2019 - Sydney, NSW, U.S. - SYDNEY, NSW - MARCH 23: Crusaders player David Havili (15) tries to push off Waratahs player Adam Ashley-Cooper (13) at round 6 of Super Rugby between NSW Waratahs and Crusaders on March 23, 2019 at The Sydney Cricket Ground, NSW. (Photo by Speed Media/Icon Sportswire) (Credit Image: © Speed Media/Icon SMI via ZUMA Press)
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  • June 22, 2018 - Madison, Illinois, U.S. - MADISON, IL - JUNE 22: Members of Kyle Donahue's team (63) driving a Chevrolet for Mittler Brothers Machine and Tool push his truck out of the garage before  the Camping World Truck Series - Eaton 200 on June 22, 2018, at Gateway Motorsports Park, Madison, IL.   (Photo by Keith Gillett/Icon Sportswire) (Credit Image: © Keith Gillett/Icon SMI via ZUMA Press)
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  • June 10, 2018 - Brooklyn, Michigan, U.S - Crew members of the Shell Pennzoil Ford driven by JOEY LOGANO (22) push his car through the garage area at Michigan International Speedway. (Credit Image: © Scott Mapes via ZUMA Wire)
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  • June 10, 2018 - Brooklyn, Michigan, U.S - Crew members of the Monster Energy/Haas Automation Ford driven by KURT BUSCH (41) push his car through the garage area at Michigan International Speedway. (Credit Image: © Scott Mapes via ZUMA Wire)
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  • May 13, 2018 - Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain - May 13th, 2018 - Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Montmelo, Spain - Race of Formula One Spanish GP 2018; Mechanics push the car of Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes-AMG-Petronas Formula One Team. (Credit Image: © Eric Alonso via ZUMA Wire)
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  • August 3, 2017 - inconnu - A solar-powered lamp inspired by the inventor’s love of origami is bringing light to remote Third World communities and disaster zones.The collapsible SolarPuff by Solight Design is also an eco-friendly alternative to kerosene lanterns in an effort to reduce pollution.It was created by designer Professor Alice Chun after seven years of research.The flat-pack light is made of a recyclable sailcloth material and 10 bright LEDs that charge in the sun, resulting in 8-12 hours of light. There are three settings: low, high, and blinking for relief or distress. The light is waterproof and floats, and can withstand most climates. To activate it, users simply twist and pull up and use a slight push to deflate.Through Professor Chun’s charitable organisation, Focus of Architecture Art Relief Making, she helps needy communities around the globe through sustainable design and architectural solutions that will better their society, reduce pollution.It was created to be helpful in communities with no electricity, refugee camps, disaster or war zones, and other locations where pollutants are the only alternative.Prof Chun said she wanted to solve an important issue where more than a billion people around the world still don’t have good access to reliable and proper lighting. Combining her knowledge, and her love for origami, the Japanese art of paper folding , the inflatable lamp was born.It is also great for campers and hikers.Each lamp costs around $30 USD / €25 Euros / £22 GBP # LAMPE A ENERGIE SOLAIRE (Credit Image: © Visual via ZUMA Press)
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  • July 27, 2017 - Queensland, inconnu - An electric powered tricycle is all set to go places.The DC-Tri’s unique design provides riders with a low centre of gravity making it virtually untippable. It even offers riders two optional rear tyre sleeves giving the trike the ability to drift. Because there is no requirement for riders to have great balance, it makes the machine appealing to a wide range of people, including young adults and an older, commuting demographic. The trike was designed to reduce pain associated with long distance bike riding such as wrist strain, back and saddle soreness.The Australian team behind the trike says riders can travel long distances, far more safely and with much more control than a traditional push trike or scooter. To operate the trike, riders simply step on the floor platform, turn on the battery via the controller on the left hand grip and then press the throttle located on the right grip. Using the LCD screen, users can monitor distance, speed, travel duration and more. There’s even a USB port for charging devices. The trike’s mode controller offers five different speeds, allowing users to maximize their speed limits. To slow down, riders simply squeeze the disc brake located on the left grip. Additionally, riders can adjust the trike’s shocks, based on terrain, or these can simply be locked. The trike can travel up to 15 MPH for up to 20-30 miles, dependent on use, and features a battery that can be recharged with its accompanying charger and through any standard power outlet. Riders can opt to self-propel or use the electric motor to ride the trike. Self-propelling allows the trike to be ridden like a scooter. The trike’s unique design means it fits through virtually any standard door or elevator.Its size and width are also compatible for use on pavements, footpaths and walkways. A spokesman said:” Perhaps the most impressive feature is the trike’s zero turning radius and exceptio
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  • July 4, 2017 - San Clemente, California, U.S - San Clemente residents cobbled together anything with wheels for the Annual July 4th Chair Races along Avenida Rosa in celebration of American Independence Day on Tuesday.  The Annual event brings out anyone with a an office chair inspired non motorized vehicle they roll down the normally quiet street of Avenida Rosa each year.  All ages participated this year with over a thousand people coming out to watch.  Racers are obligated to push or pull their handmade contraptions up the hill to start again.  Several water fight ambushes cool off the racers as they try their luck on making it to the finish line.  A young man drinks a beer from an onboard cooler on Tuesday. (Credit Image: © David Bro via ZUMA Wire)
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  • June 12, 2017 - inconnu - Elephants in the firing line of ivory poachers are to be fitted with sensors which detect gunshots and alert authorities.The new system is the first use of shockwave detection technology in an intensified push to thwart illegal trafficking and save endangered African elephants.Dubbed WIPER,, the project is a joint effort between two US institutions, Vanderbilt University computer engineering faculty in Tennessee and Colorado State University.It is built into GPS tracking collars which have been used for years to study and protect elephants.Elephant poachers routinely use devices to muzzle the sound from their high-powered weapons, but the blast also produces an acoustic shockwave, which cannot be suppressed. WIPER technology detects that a bullet flew by a protected elephant and sends an alarm with its location.Vanderbilt University Professor of Computer Engineering Akos Ledeczi teamed up with Colorado State University’s George Wittemyer who is also chairman of the scientific board of Save the Elephants.The Kenya-based organization has collared more than 1,000 elephants.The slaughter of elephants and other iconic African animals is fueled by rising demand for ivory in parts of the Far East. As demand increases, prices skyrocket and make illegal trafficking a lucrative, if risky, option.Save the Elephants estimates that 100,000 elephants were killed for their tusks between 2010 and 2012 alone as poaching efforts migrated from the Central African forests to East Africa.Ledeczi’s expertise is in acoustic shooter detection, localization and classification. He and his team have received major grants from US military research facility DARPA and built multiple wireless sensor nodes to detect and locate the source of gunfire.WIPER got a significant boost June 7 with announcement of a $200,000 USD grant from the Vodaphone Americas Foundation. The technology placed second out of eight finalists in Vodafone’s annual Wireless Innov
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  • April 28, 2017 - Ramsey, MN, USA - Example of the jar of honey from Bolton Beesthat will come from the pollinator friendly solar panel field at Connexus Energy in Ramsey, Minn., on Friday, April 28, 2017.  ] RENEE JONES SCHNEIDER Â¥ renee.jones@startribune.com Connexus Energy (the cooperative electric utility in Ramsey) have planted pollinator friendly plants and grasses underneath their solar array and now they're planning to produce honey with the bees that hive near the solar panels. The honey will go to subscribers of the solar garden. This is the first project of its kind in the country, part of the latest push to encourage what bee and energy experts say is an ideal pairing: solar projects and pollinator plants. (Credit Image: © Renee Jones Schneider/Minneapolis Star Tribune via ZUMA Wire)
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  • Debris falls upon Charlotte officers and protestors as officers began to push protestors from the intersection near the Epicentre in Charlotte, NC, USA, on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016. The protestors were rallying against the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott by police on Tuesday evening in the University City area. Photo by Jeff Siner/Charlotte Observer/TNS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • CHENNAI, Sept. 12, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Devotees push an idol of Hindu god Lord Ganesha into the sea in celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Chennai, Indian southeastern state of Tamil Nadu, Sept. 11, 2016. Ganesh Chaturthi is the Hindu festival celebrated in honor of the elephant-headed god Ganesha. (Xinhua/Stringer).****Authorized by ytfs* (Credit Image: © Stringer/Xinhua via ZUMA Wire)
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  • Debris falls upon Charlotte officers and protestors as officers began to push protestors from the intersection near the Epicentre in Charlotte, NC, USA, on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016. The protestors were rallying against the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott by police on Tuesday evening in the University City area. Photo by Jeff Siner/Charlotte Observer/TNS/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • EDITORIAL USE ONLY Two participants push a 1904 Humber car over Westminster Bridge during the Bonhams London to Brighton Veteran Car Run in London.
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  • Revellers dressed in Santa suits push each other round on a small bicycle outside Euston railway station in London, as they take part in the Santacon Christmas parade.
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  • File photo dated 06-01-2019 of Fulham Manager Claudio Ranieri ahead of the Emirates FA Cup, third round match at Craven Cottage, London. New Watford boss Claudio Ranieri has promised to "work hard and fast" as he looks to push the club towards Premier League stability. Issue date: Friday October 8, 2021.
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  • Bath push towards the try line during the Gallagher Premiership match at Sandy Park, Exeter.
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  • File photo - Syria's President Bashar Al Assad and First Lady Asma has told british TV Sky News they would welcome the Obamas to Damascus to push forward peace process. That was during posing first stone of an educational project in Damascus, Syria on July 2, 2009. Al Assad's comments are the latest in a series of signs that US-Syrian relations are improving after years of tension. Syria’s British-born first lady Asma Assad has begun treatment for breast cancer. The Syrian presidency posted on its Facebook page a photo of President Bashar Assad sitting next to his wife in a hospital room. Photo by Balkis Press/ABACAPRESS.COM
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  • 16 June 2018 - Springbok Handre Pollard looking to push forward during their game against England in Bloemfontein.
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  • 2018 05 24 - Pahoa, Hawaii, USA:  Vigorous fountaining feeds flows headed to the sea, while the gradual build up of cones and the area around them, also push flows closer to the Puna Geothermal Venture facility.  <br />
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  • Katherine Heigl releases a photo on Twitter with the following caption: "“The girls made a pit stop in DC on their way to Toronto. @joshbkelley got this great shot at the Washington Monument. It says everything about their personalities! Naleigh tries to hold it up while Adalaide tries to push it down! I ❤ everything about this pic &amp; these girls! ❤️”". Photo Credit: Twitter *** No USA Distribution *** For Editorial Use Only *** Not to be Published in Books or Photo Books ***  Please note: Fees charged by the agency are for the agency’s services only, and do not, nor are they intended to, convey to the user any ownership of Copyright or License in the material. The agency does not claim any ownership including but not limited to Copyright or License in the attached material. By publishing this material you expressly agree to indemnify and to hold the agency and its directors, shareholders and employees harmless from any loss, claims, damages, demands, expenses (including legal fees), or any causes of action or allegation against the agency arising out of or connected in any way with publication of the material.
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  • Prince Harry tries to push start an abandoned motorcycle in the desert in Helmand Province, Southern Afghanistan.
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  • LeBron James releases a photo on Instagram with the following caption: "On the lookout wit my woe @teamswish for  haters that don't wanna see you shine. They come in all shapes, colors and sizes so be aware! Put on your blinders, focus and push towards inspiring, greatness and happiness! If they don't bring energy towards you, don't be around them. #livelaughlove\ud83d\ude01\ud83e\udd23\u2764\ufe0f #striveforgreatness\ud83d\ude80". Photo Credit: Instagram *** No USA Distribution *** For Editorial Use Only *** Not to be Published in Books or Photo Books ***  Please note: Fees charged by the agency are for the agency’s services only, and do not, nor are they intended to, convey to the user any ownership of Copyright or License in the material. The agency does not claim any ownership including but not limited to Copyright or License in the attached material. By publishing this material you expressly agree to indemnify and to hold the agency and its directors, shareholders and employees harmless from any loss, claims, damages, demands, expenses (including legal fees), or any causes of action or allegation against the agency arising out of or connected in any way with publication of the material.
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • Thousands of Rohingya wait at Balukhali customs field in Bangladesh on September 23, 2017. There is a problem with getting aid to the Rohingya because they are still unsettled in one area. Many Rohingya move around and this is causing NGO’s many problems reaching the majority and streamlining a food distribution system . Many Rohingyas have set up small camps along the roads in Coxs Bazar. Also since there is no organized time for the food delivery to come when delivery does come chaos breaks out. This puts many in danger both staff and the Rohingya as people push and shove one another to get to the distribution trucks. Often the trucks leave as the drivers feel their staff are in danger of being harmed by the number of people trying to desperately trying to grab food. NGO staff have often resorted to standing on the roofs of their vehicles to distribute food. Often now small canes are being used to tap people who become disruptive and to get some order to the mayhem of the chaotic food distribution lines. (Photo by Gail Orenstein)
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  • South Africa's Caster Semenya (right) acknowledges Great Britain's Lynsey Sharp after heat 2 of the Women's 800m Semi Final before Sharp is disqualified for a push on USA's Charlene Lipsey (not pictured) during day eight of the 2017 IAAF World Championships at the London Stadium.
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  • File photo dated 24/11/10 of electricity pylons. A 2040 ban on conventional petrol and diesel cars and vans would push up UK electricity demand by less than 10\% by mid-century, analysis shows.
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