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#6364676

19 Jan 2021

A woman wearing a face mask is seen on the boulevard along the Vistula river in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364678

19 Jan 2021

A large banner hanging on the facade of the Ministry of Defence urging people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364680

19 Jan 2021

A large banner hanging on the facade of the Ministry of Defence urging people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364682

19 Jan 2021

A large banner hanging on the facade of the Ministry of Defence urging people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364684

19 Jan 2021

A woman wearing a face mask is seen waiting at a bus stop in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364686

19 Jan 2021

A poster advertising a campaing to stop lockdown measures of businesses is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364688

19 Jan 2021

A poster advertising a campaing to stop lockdown measures of businesses is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364690

19 Jan 2021

The entrance to a restaurant that has gone out of business is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364692

19 Jan 2021

A printed sign advertising space for rent is seen on the window of a former restaurant near the Old Town in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364694

19 Jan 2021

A man walks a dog along the Vistula river in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364696

19 Jan 2021

A woman has her picture taken in the snow in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#6364698

19 Jan 2021

A woman wearing a face mask is seen on the boulevard along the Vistula river in Warsaw, Poland on January 19, 2021. The current lockdown period that started last year on December 28 has been extended for another two weeks until the start of February to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Poland's healthcare system has been overwhelmed in recent months by sharp increases in infections however business owners are pushing back demanding the government change regulations to allow restaurants, gyms, hotels and other businesses to open because of financial pressures.

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#3808656

13 Feb 2019

On 13 February 2019, Turkish shoppers waited in long lines to buy discount vegetables from government-run food distribution tents in Sihhiye, Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. In response to sharp increases in food prices after months of high inflation rates caused by an economic slow down, the Turkish government opened discount street markets in February 2019 to sell vegetables directly to consumers and reduce prices of basic food staples such as onions, potatoes and tomatoes.

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#3808674

13 Feb 2019

On 13 February 2019, Turkish shoppers waited in long lines to buy discount vegetables from government-run food distribution tents in Sihhiye, Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. In response to sharp increases in food prices after months of high inflation rates and economic troubles, the Turkish government opened discount street markets in February 2019 to sell vegetables directly to consumers and reduce prices of basic food staples such as onions, potatoes and tomatoes. The wholesale food program has been seen as a sign of Turkey's ailing economy.

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#3808680

13 Feb 2019

On 13 February 2019, Turkish shoppers waited in long lines to buy discount vegetables from government-run food distribution tents in Sihhiye, Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. In response to sharp increases in food prices after months of high inflation rates and economic troubles, the Turkish government opened discount street markets in February 2019 to sell vegetables directly to consumers and reduce prices of basic food staples such as onions, potatoes and tomatoes. The wholesale food program has been seen as a sign of Turkey's ailing economy.

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#3808688

13 Feb 2019

On 13 February 2019, Turkish shoppers waited in long lines to buy discount vegetables from government-run food distribution tents in Sihhiye, Ankara, the capital city of Turkey. In response to sharp increases in food prices after months of high inflation rates and economic troubles, the Turkish government opened discount street markets in February 2019 to sell vegetables directly to consumers and reduce prices of basic food staples such as onions, potatoes and tomatoes. The wholesale food program has been seen as a sign of Turkey's ailing economy.

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