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Undated handout pictures show US Thomas Sargent (R) and Christopher Sims who were awarded the 2011 Nobel Economics Prize in Stockholm.
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Liberia's joint Nobel Peace Prize 2011 Leymah Gbowee and fellow women's rights activists gather on a dusty soccer field in Monrovia.
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Liberian President and joint Nobel Peace Prize 2011 winner Ellen Johnson Sirleaf gestures as she meets supporters in Monrovia.
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Swedish poet Tomas Transtroemer (C), winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize for Literature, poses for the media during a press conference held at the entrance to their house in Stockholm.
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Frenchman Jules Hoffmann, one of the three scientists who won the Nobel Medicine Prize for work on the immune system, poses during an interview in Shanghai.
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Claudia Steinman, wife of deceased 2011 Nobel Prize in medicine winner Ralph Steinman, speaks at a press conference at Rockefeller University in New York City.
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Chemistry Nobel Prize winner Israeli scientist Daniel Shechtman looks through a microscope in the Technion Institute of Technology in the northern port city of Haifa.
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Nobel Prize winner for Physics Saul Perlmutter speaks at a press conference in Berkeley, California.
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