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U.S. Steps Up Alert as More Swine Flu Is Found (Washington Post)
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Taken by an unknown photographer in 1920, this image shows a group of Red Cross workers gathered around the engine of an ambulance.
Fighting Deadly Flu, Mexico Shuts Schools (NY Times)
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Photograph taken Eneas De Troya on April 24th 2009, this image shows several people wearing masks in Mexico City.
Un Says Nearly 6,500 Civilians killed in Sri Lanka (abc News)
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Taken by an unknown photographer between 1880 and 1920, this image shows travelers on a road in Ski Lanka.
In retirement, Fidel Castro is little seen but often heard (LA Times)
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Photograph by Warren Leffler, this image shows Fidel Castro at a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in 1960.
Hijacked train released in India (CNN)
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Uploaded by Florent, this image shows a crowded train in India.