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#6437720

15 February 2021

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Image was converted to black and white) In the picture personnel of the civil protection and municipal police of Padua preside over the entrance of Via Roma and block pedestrians who attempted to cross the entrance in the opposite direction to that of the obligatory one-way pedestrian, established to avoid crowds, which leads from Prato della Valle in the center of the city With the entry into force of the yellow zone, which allows the reopening of bars and commercial premises, people have poured into the shopping streets. However, this has led to the inevitable occurrence of non-voluntary gatherings. To avoid all this, the municipality of Padua has decided to implement a manned one-way pedestrian area by civil protection volunteers and police officers who have the task to control the accesses to Via Roma, the main shopping street in Padua, blocking and diverting citizens who attempted to enter the wrong way. On February 14, 2021, in Padua, Italy.

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#6437722

15 February 2021

In the picture personnel of the civil protection and municipal police of Padua preside over the entrance of Via Roma and block pedestrians who attempted to cross the entrance in the opposite direction to that of the obligatory one-way pedestrian, established to avoid crowds, which leads from Prato della Valle in the center of the city With the entry into force of the yellow zone, which allows the reopening of bars and commercial premises, people have poured into the shopping streets. However, this has led to the inevitable occurrence of non-voluntary gatherings. To avoid all this, the municipality of Padua has decided to implement a manned one-way pedestrian area by civil protection volunteers and police officers who have the task to control the accesses to Via Roma, the main shopping street in Padua, blocking and diverting citizens who attempted to enter the wrong way. On February 14, 2021, in Padua, Italy.

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#6437724

15 February 2021

In the picture personnel of the civil protection and municipal police of Padua preside over the entrance of Via Roma and block pedestrians who attempted to cross the entrance in the opposite direction to that of the obligatory one-way pedestrian, established to avoid crowds, which leads from Prato della Valle in the center of the city With the entry into force of the yellow zone, which allows the reopening of bars and commercial premises, people have poured into the shopping streets. However, this has led to the inevitable occurrence of non-voluntary gatherings. To avoid all this, the municipality of Padua has decided to implement a manned one-way pedestrian area by civil protection volunteers and police officers who have the task to control the accesses to Via Roma, the main shopping street in Padua, blocking and diverting citizens who attempted to enter the wrong way. On February 14, 2021, in Padua, Italy.

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#5211910

9 December 2019

Jozef Wrona dressed in Krakow's region folk costume with his dog 'Rocky Balboa' during a performance 'Living Monuments' near the former seat of the Cricot 2 theatre, an event to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the death of Tadeusz Kantor, a theatre director, painter, avangarde set designer, assemblage and happenings artist. On Sunday, December 8, 2019, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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#5211940

9 December 2019

Jozef Wrona dressed in Krakow's region folk costume holds his dog 'Rocky Balboa' during a performance 'Living Monuments' near the former seat of the Cricot 2 theatre, an event to celebrate the 29th anniversary of the death of Tadeusz Kantor, a theatre director, painter, avangarde set designer, assemblage and happenings artist. On Sunday, December 8, 2019, in Krakow, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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#4594648

28 June 2019

(Left-Right) Jardin Wong (Golden Bay Landholdings COO) and Edgard V.Revita (Managing Director, EVR Interior Design Philippines) during a Media Luncheon of 10-story Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building in the Pasay City section of the booming Manila Bay Area. On Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Pasay City, Manila, Philippines.

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#4594676

28 June 2019

(Left-Right) Jardin Wong (Golden Bay Landholdings COO) and Edgard V.Revita (Managing Director, EVR Interior Design Philippines) during a Media Luncheon of 10-story Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building in the Pasay City section of the booming Manila Bay Area. On Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Pasay City, Manila, Philippines.

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#4594656

28 June 2019

(Left-Right) Edgard V.Revita (Managing Director, EVR Interior Design Philippines), Jardin Wong (Golden Bay Landholdings COO) and Albert Yu (Chairman & Principal Architect, ASYA Design), chat during a Media Luncheon of 10-story Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building in the Pasay City section of the booming Manila Bay Area. On Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Pasay City, Manila, Philippines.

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#4594638

28 June 2019

(Left-Right) Albert Yu, Chairman & Principal Architect, ASYA Design, Jardin Wong Golden Bay Landholdings COO, and Edgard V.Revita, Managing Director, EVR Interior Design Philippines, during a Media Luncheon of 10-story Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building in the Pasay City section of the booming Manila Bay Area. On Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Pasay City, Manila, Philippines.

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#4594668

28 June 2019

Albert Yu (Righ) Chairman & Principal Architect, ASYA Design, explain details to Edgard V.Revita (Left) Managing Director, EVR Interior Design Philippines and Jardin Wong (Center) Golden Bay Landholdings COO), as they look at the model of 10-story Aspire Corporate Plaza, a P2-billion office building in the Pasay City section of the booming Manila Bay Area. On Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Pasay City, Manila, Philippines.

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#2928884

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928896

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928912

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928920

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928926

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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#2928928

10 July 2018

Nobel Prize Winning Eminent economist Prof. Amartya Sen at the his write new Book release "Healers or Predators ? healthcare Corruption in India " at ICCR on July 09,2018 in Kolkata. Eminent economist Amartya Sen said that despite being the fastest-growing economy the country has taken a "quantum jump in the wrong direction" since 2014. He also said that due to moving backwards, the country is now second worst in the region. "Things have gone pretty badly wrong... It has taken a quantum jump in the wrong direction since 2014. We are getting backwards in the fastest-growing economy," Sen said. Twenty years ago, he added, of the six countries in this region -- India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan, India was the second best after Sri Lanka. "Now, it is the second worst. Pakistan has managed to shield us from being the worst." The Nobel laureate was speaking here at the launch of 'Bharat Aur Uske Virodhabhas', the Hindi edition of his book 'An Uncertain Glory: India and its Contradiction' that he co-authored with development economist Jean Dreze. The economist said that the government has also deflected from issues of inequalities, the caste system and the schedules tribes have been kept out.

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