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27 August 2021

Booth offering marijuana bud kits and other cannabis paraphernalia during a marijuana legalization rally in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on May 01, 2010.

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21 May 2021

Tamil Hindu woman holds a pooa coconut as she watches devotees perform the para-kavadi ritual (where they are suspended by hooks driven into their back and legs and bounced up and down as they circle the exterior of the temple) as an act of penance during the Amman Ther Thiruvizha Festival at the Tellipalai Amman Temple in Tellipalai, Northern Province, Sri Lanka. During this religious festival several devotees show their devotion by making offerings and by piercing their bodies with metal hooks and skewers.

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23 January 2021

Tamil Hindu woman takes part in the religious procession escorting the chariot carrying the idol of Lord Vinayagar during the Vinayagar Ther Thiruvizha Festival at a Tamil Hindu temple in Ontario, Canada, on July 23, 2016. This festival is part of the 15 day long festival that honours Lord Ganesh which culminates with an extravagant chariot procession.

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#5967768

3 September 2020

Workers separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967770

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967772

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967774

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967776

3 September 2020

Workers separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967778

3 September 2020

Workers collect copra after drying it in the sun in Pewunu Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967780

3 September 2020

A worker collect copra after drying it in the sun in Pewunu Village, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967782

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967784

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967786

3 September 2020

Workers separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#4689010

17 July 2019

Tamil Hindu devotee holds a coconut filled with ghee containing a lit wick as she takes part in special prayers honouring Lord Ganesh during the Sappram Thiruvizha Festival at a Tamil Hindu temple in Ontario, Canada, on May 17, 2019. This festival is part of the 25 day long festival that honours Lord Ganesh which culminates with the extravagant chariot procession. During this puja an idols of Lord Ganesh, Lord Murugan, and Lord Vishu are paraded around the temple in the Sappram Chariot as prayers are performed by Hindu priests.

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29 June 2019

Tamil Hindu devotee holds a coconut filled with ghee containing a lit wick as she takes part in special prayers honouring Lord Ganesh during the Sappram Thiruvizha Festival at a Tamil Hindu temple in Ontario, Canada, on May 17, 2019. This festival is part of the 25 day long festival that honours Lord Ganesh which culminates with the extravagant chariot procession. During this puja an idols of Lord Ganesh, Lord Murugan, and Lord Vishu are paraded around the temple in the Sappram Chariot as prayers are performed by Hindu priests.

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31 December 2018

Tamil Hindu devotee cuts a coconut as part of special prayers honouring Lord Murugan during the Murugan Ther Festival (Murugan Chariot Festival) at a Tamil Hindu temple in Ontario, Canada. This festival is part of the 15 day long festival that honours Lord Murugan which culminates with an extravagant chariot procession.

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