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Updated On Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

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Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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An Armenian woman sifts grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

An Armenian woman sifts grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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Armenian women sift grain in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

Armenian women sift grain in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

Armenian women rake hay in a field near Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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Armenian women sift grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

Armenian women sift grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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An Armenian woman rakes grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

Updated on Sept 25, 2011 01:54 pm IST

An Armenian woman rakes grain in her yard in Vardadzor. In the midst of the harvest season in Vardadzor, around 130 kms (80 miles) from the ex-Soviet state's capital Yerevan, women do the hard agricultural labour, prepare for the long winter ahead and raise their children practically without male assistance.

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