March 23: Day in pics
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President Barack Obama stands with Jim Yong Kim, his nominee to be the next World Bank President, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington. AP/Charles Dharapak
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Union petroleum minister S Jaipal Reddy and MoS RPN Singh at the 7th Asia Gas Partnership Summit 2012 in New Delhi. HT/Sushil Kumar
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Thousands gather early for a rally for Trayvon Martin, the black teenager who was fatally shot by a neighbourhood watch captain last month, at Fort Mellon Park in Sanford, Fla. AP Photo/Julie Fletcher
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South Korea's Chief Nuclear Envoy Lim Sung-nam (R) and his Japanese counterpart Shinsuke Sugiyama pose before their meeting at Lim's office at the foreign ministry in Seoul. Reuters/Lee Jae-Won
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In this photo, Tcharry, a Guajajara Indian, walks into one of the large rooms of the old Indian Museum, located near Maracana soccer stadium, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Dozens of indigenous people who have built homes on the site of Rio's old Indian Museum, abandoned since 1977, will have to move as part of the neighborhood's makeover for the 2014 World Cup. Carlos Tukano, the group's leader, says the space provides a place to stay for indigenous people visiting Rio, whether looking for medical care, pursuing their education or hawking crafts to tourists on the beach. AP Photo/Victor R. Caivano
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An employee working on pencil mines is reflected in a window at the traditional Portuguese pencil factory, Viarco, in Sao Joao da Madeira. The ColorADD, created by Portuguese designer Miguel Neiva, is a system that translates the colours into symbols. The code has been manufactured at the Portuguese pencil factory, Viarco, which has already produced since the end of 2010 about 8,000 boxes of twelve colored pencils bearing the symbols ColorADD. AFP Photo / Patricia DeMelo Moreira
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Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra (L) shows the way to Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (R) as they review a guard of honour during the welcoming ceremony at Government House in Bangkok. Harper is on a three-day visit to Thailand. AFP Photo / Pornchai Kittiwongsakul
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A street entertainer plays the trumpet in Havana. Reuters/Desmond Boylan
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