Zombies on parade at Athens carnival
Revelers participate in a “Zombie walk” parade celebrating the carnival season in Athens, Greece.
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Demonstrators protest Obama visit in Greece
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek riot police used tear gas and stun grenades in central Athens Tuesday to disperse about 3,000 left-wing marchers protesting a visit by President Barack Obama, after they tried to enter an area declared off-limits to demonstrators.
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Nov. 15 Photo Brief: Tension builds in the Middle East, a Patriotic John Daly and “Big Phil” the giant Euro coin
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July 16 Photo Brief: A misfire by French president, Hindu devotees and Canary Island wildfire
The french president attempts archery, a cave formed from a airplane in China, protests heat up in Spain and more in today’s daily brief.
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