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14 August 2025

A woman and a boy sit on the platform behind a railing at Munich Pasing railway station in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, on July 29, 2025.

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8 July 2025

A man stands in the shallow water while a boy sits on a rock at the edge of Lake Ammersee in Herrsching am Ammersee, Starnberg, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on June 19, 2021. The man looks away, not facing the child.

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10 January 2025

An animal caretaker separates the female parents and the newborn giraffe calf (Giraffa camelopardalis) from its male counterpart in the cage at Ragunan Zoo in Jakarta, Indonesia, on January 10, 2025. The male giraffe calf, named Rajaka, is born on December 3 in Ragunan Zoo to an Australian giraffe couple named Dirgah and Ayuri70.

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18 June 2023

The logo of Chinese internet company Alibaba Cloud, is seen at an art event in Marina Bay in Singapore on Sunday, 18 June 2023. Alibaba Cloud is expected to seek an Initial Public Offering, or IPO, as parent company Chinese internet giant Alibaba announced a split into 6 separate units in March 2023.

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18 June 2023

The logo of Chinese internet company Alibaba Cloud, is seen at an art event in Marina Bay in Singapore on Sunday, 18 June 2023. Alibaba Cloud is expected to seek an Initial Public Offering, or IPO, as parent company Chinese internet giant Alibaba announced a split into 6 separate units in March 2023.

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18 June 2023

The logo of Chinese internet company Alibaba Cloud, is seen at an art event in Marina Bay in Singapore on Sunday, 18 June 2023. Alibaba Cloud is expected to seek an Initial Public Offering, or IPO, as parent company Chinese internet giant Alibaba announced a split into 6 separate units in March 2023.

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19 January 2023

A police officer separates demonstrators while a woman prays during a protest against abortion led by Priests For Life outside of the Carol Whitehall Moses Center Planned Parenthood office in Washington, D.C. on January 19, 2023.

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3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders pray during the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765348

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765350

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders prepare the release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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3 September 2022

The offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765354

3 September 2022

Dieng's religious leaders during luch after release offerings at Bale Kambang Lake in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765356

3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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#8765360

3 September 2022

A traditional dancer performs during Ruwatan Rambut Gimbal parade at Arjuna Temple in Central Java on 3 September 2022. Children with rambut gimbal (dreadlocked hair) are considered special in the region, especially those with a reddish tint in their locks. A child’s hair usually starts to become tangled when he or she turns 2. Their hair stays tangled even though it is washed and combed regularly. According to residents of Dieng Plateau, the dreadlocks came from Kyai Kolodete, a tumenggung (clan leader) from the semimythological kingdom Medang Kamulan who initiated civilization in the area. Kyai Kolodete was believed to have dreadlocks and be fond of children, and he said that dreadlocked children were his offspring and Dieng Plateau residents must love them, too. At least three different types of dreadlocks can be found in Dieng Plateau. The first is gimbal pari, which grows long, forming small ties resembling rice flowers. The second type, gimbal jatha, has thicker locks that are clearly separated from one another. Lastly, gimbal wedhus looks like the fleece of a sheep. Residents of Dieng Plateau believe that only a haircut ritual led by elder members of the community would make the children’s hair grow straight. Meanwhile, parents of gimbal-haired children are required to fulfill the children’s requests, however strange or seemingly impossible.

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