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A supporter of President Barack Obama holds a flag and sports a T-shirt which has a portrait of Obama and a phrase that reads 'Bangalore has hope' during a screening of US elections coverage organized at a restaurant over breakfast in Bangalore. AP Photo/Aijaz Rahi
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A butcher washes the sign of his butchery named "Maison Blanche" (White House) and bearing a picture of Barack Obama in Port Bouet, a neighborhood in Abidjan in celebration of the re-election of US President Barack Obama. AFP Photo/Ala Kambou
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US embassy staff react after announcement of the re-election of US President Barack Obama at the US embassy in Baghdad. Reuters/Khalid Mohammed
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A person holds a bowl of local porridge against a poster of US President Barack Obama as they celebrate his re-election in the sprawling Kibera slums of Kenya's capital Nairobi. Reuters/Noor Khamis
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Cyclists ride on a beach passing by a sand sculpture congratulating US president Barack Obama for a second term in office in Puri, Orissa. AP Photo/Biswaranjan Rout
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Palestinians at a barber shop watch a televised speech by US President Barack Obama after his vicotry, in the West Bank town of Jenin. AP Photo/Mohammed Ballas
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Indonesian teacher Atti Herawati, a supporter of US President Barack Obama, arrives at the poll monitoring center set up by the US embassy in Jakarta. AFP Photo/Romeo Gacad
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Students have their picture taken next to a cardboard cutout of President Barack Obama after he was projected as the winner of the US presidential election during an event organized by the US Embassy at the landmark Imperial Hotel in New Delhi. AP Photo/Kevin Frayer
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A woman reads an extra edition of a newspaper reporting US President Barack Obama's re-election in Tokyo. Reuters Photo/Yuriko Nakao
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Sarah Obama, step-grandmother to USA's President elect, Barak Obama, reacts with members of her family the hamlet of Kogelo in western Kenya during a press conference that followed media-anouncements of Obama's apparent victory. AFP Photo/Tony Karumba
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Philippines-based supporters of US President Barack Obama celebrate with balloons and Champagne as the US incumbent leader's re-election at a party in Manila. AFP Photo/Jay Directo
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Supporters cheer as a TV broadcast announces an exit poll result which shows Barack Obama to win re-election, during a function held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong. Reuters/Bobby Yip
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A man walks past TV screens portraying newly elected US President Barack Obama, in a store in Pamplona, northern Spain. AP Photo/Alvaro Barrientos
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