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last SG · 2005-07-13T23:59:44+00:00

i like these, they look so ben ben and cute cute

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AFP - Fri Aug 26, 8:04 PM ET
A downed tree sits in front of a house after Hurricane Katrina in Miami. Florida braced for yet another hit as Hurricane Katrina strengthened over the Gulf of Mexico after pummeling the Miami area.(AFP/Robert Sullivan)

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AFP - Fri Aug 26, 8:04 PM ET
Residents look at damage to trees from Hurricane Katrina in Miami. Florida braced for yet another hit as Hurricane Katrina strengthened over the Gulf of Mexico after pummeling the Miami area.(AFP/Robert Sullivan)

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AFP - Fri Aug 26, 8:04 PM ET
L-R: John, Elizabeth and James Harnage remove fallen trees from hurricane Katrina in Miami. Florida braced for yet another hit as Hurricane Katrina strengthened over the Gulf of Mexico after pummeling the Miami area.(AFP/Robert Sullivan)

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AFP/File - Sat Aug 27, 8:50 AM ET
A Soyuz rocket at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Russia successfully launched a monitoring satellite from the northern Plesetsk cosmodrome after initial fears the apparatus was out of control.(AFP/File)

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AFP - Sat Aug 27, 9:25 AM ET
A Swiss soldier inspects the damage caused by severe floods in Brienz. Inhabitants of Swiss communities evacuated in the face of floods and landslides caused by torrential rain last week were returning to their homes.(AFP/Bruno Ferrandez)

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AFP - Sat Aug 27, 1:24 PM ET
People walk through a flooded street in Miami. Katrina became a major hurricane as it strengthened over the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, packing winds near 185 kilometers (115 miles) per hour and threatening New Orleans and offshore oil rigs.(AFP/Robert Sullivan)

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AFP - Sat Aug 27, 1:24 PM ET
Mark Balencourt (C) uses a raft to ferry his sons through flooded streets in Miami. Katrina became a major hurricane as it strengthened over the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, packing winds near 185 kilometers (115 miles) per hour and threatening New Orleans and offshore oil rigs.(AFP/Robert Sullivan)

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AFP/NOAA - Sat Aug 27, 1:24 PM ET
Satellite image provided by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows Hurricane Katrina.(AFP/NOAA)

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AFP/Getty Images - Sat Aug 27, 1:24 PM ET
Friends Wilfredo Lopez (L) and Orlando Maderos paddle an air mattress down a flooded street in Homestead, Florida. Katrina became a major hurricane as it strengthened over the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, packing winds near 185 kilometers (115 miles) per hour and threatening New Orleans and offshore oil rigs.(AFP/Getty Images/Carlo Allegri)

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AFP - Sat Aug 27, 2:39 PM ET
A shopkeeper cleans her premises after flooding in Lucerne, Switzerland. Flood waters were receding in Europe, following a weeklong crisis which left at least 70 people dead across the centre and east of the continent.(AFP/Bruno Ferrandez)

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AFP/DDP/File - Sat Aug 27, 2:39 PM ET
Head waiter Kurt Streibl pours away high water of the Donau river that flooded his cafe 'Bayerisch Venedig' (Bavarian Venice) in Passau on 25 August 2005.(AFP/DDP/File/Jens-Ulrich Koch)

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AFP/File - Sat Aug 27, 2:39 PM ET
A resident participates 26 August 2005 in cleanup operations in the Romanian village of Hoghia, 350 kms north of Bucharest, following a flash flood.(AFP/File)

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AFP/Getty Images/File - Sat Aug 27, 3:18 PM ET
People walk along the coast buffeted by 50-mph winds in advance of Hurricane Katrina 25 August 2005 in Deerfield Beach, Florida. Katrina became a major hurricane as it strengthened over the warm Gulf of Mexico waters, with winds near 185 kilometers (115 miles) per hour threatening New Orleans and offshore oil rigs.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Carlo Allegri)

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AFP/File - Sun Aug 28, 9:55 AM ET
The flooded banks of the Reuss river in Lucerne, Switzerland. Switzerland will need to spend billions in the coming years if it is to escape a repeat of last week's flood crisis which killed six people, forced the evacuation of thousands and caused massive damage.(AFP/File/Bruno Ferrandez)

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AFP/File - Sun Aug 28,10:10 AM ET
View of charred trees after a forrest fire close to the village of Lamas, central Portugal. Portuguese firefighters said they had tamed three fires which burned out of control overnight, including one which raced through a nature reserve, but remained vigilant for flare-ups.(AFP/File/Miguel Riopa)

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AFP/File - Sun Aug 28,10:11 AM ET
A tiger drinks from a pond at the national zoo in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Authorities in Malaysia's northern Kelantan state announced plans to protect villagers from tiger attacks after a woman was severely mauled and killed.(AFP/File/Jimin Lai)

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AFP/File - Sun Aug 28,10:17 AM ET
A man rides his bicyle through in a flooded street in Lucerne, Switzerland. Countries across a swathe of central and eastern Europe were counting the cost of a flood crisis that left at least 70 people dead, thousands evacuated and a massive reconstruction bill.(AFP/File/Bruno Ferrandez)

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HOLDING TOGETHER: Residents of a mobile home park in Florida on Sunday embrace in front of a neighbour's mobile home wrecked by hurricane Katrina. -- AP

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Natural habitat
Homo sapiens, seen here in their enclosure, are London Zoo's newest exhibit opened on Aug 26. The four day exhibit made up of volunteers highlights the spread of earth's most adaptable species and the importance of man's place in the planet's eco-system. -- AP

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Birth anniversary
Devotees celebrate Janamashtmi, the birth anniversary of Hindu god Krishna, on the banks of the Ganges in Allahabad, India. Allahabad is one of Hinduism's holiest pilgrimage sites. -- AP

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