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10 October 2025

Cosplayer Laura from Long Island dresses as Light Fury from How to Train Your Dragon for New York Comic Con at the Javits Center in New York City, on October 9, 2025.

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25 December 2022

An electronic payment system, ATM is seen in a church in Warsaw, Poland on 25 December, 2022.

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13 July 2021

Thakur man stands by his home in a remote mountain village near the town of Broat in Himachal Pradesh, India, on July 04, 2010.

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13 July 2021

Thakur man stands by his home in a remote mountain village near the town of Broat in Himachal Pradesh, India, on July 04, 2010.

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13 July 2021

Hindu Rajput man wearing a traditional cap in Himachal Pradesh, India, on July 04, 2010.

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4 July 2021

Hindu Rajput man in the village of Sansal in Himachal Pradesh, India.

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4 July 2021

Hindu Rajput man smoking a biddi (hand rolled cigarette) in the village of Sansal in Himachal Pradesh, India.

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12 February 2015

The expert from Varna's Natural science museum Stoyan Vergiev shows to the press a piese from a prehistoric whale's vertebra which lived before about 15 to 10 million years during the Miocene near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Varna, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. The prehistoric whale's vertebra was discovered about a month ago thanks to the report of a bypasser. The sea tides destroyed some of the fossils. The lack of skull does not allow to identify the whale on the species level, but it can certainly be said that it belongs to the genus Cetotherium. The estimated length of the whale was 2.5 meters. Whales of this kind weighed a ton. The prehistoric whales lived on plankton that they filtered from seawater. The remain belongs to the so. Called. Baleen (toothless) whale category. Photo by: /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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12 February 2015

The expert from Varna's Natural science museum Stoyan Vergiev shows to the press a piese from a prehistoric whale's vertebra which lived before about 15 to 10 million years during the Miocene near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Varna, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. The prehistoric whale's vertebra was discovered about a month ago thanks to the report of a bypasser. The sea tides destroyed some of the fossils. The lack of skull does not allow to identify the whale on the species level, but it can certainly be said that it belongs to the genus Cetotherium. The estimated length of the whale was 2.5 meters. Whales of this kind weighed a ton. The prehistoric whales lived on plankton that they filtered from seawater. The remain belongs to the so. Called. Baleen (toothless) whale category. Photo by: /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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12 February 2015

The expert from Varna's Natural science museum Stoyan Vergiev shows to the press a piese from a prehistoric whale's vertebra which lived before about 15 to 10 million years during the Miocene near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Varna, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. The prehistoric whale's vertebra was discovered about a month ago thanks to the report of a bypasser. The sea tides destroyed some of the fossils. The lack of skull does not allow to identify the whale on the species level, but it can certainly be said that it belongs to the genus Cetotherium. The estimated length of the whale was 2.5 meters. Whales of this kind weighed a ton. The prehistoric whales lived on plankton that they filtered from seawater. The remain belongs to the so. Called. Baleen (toothless) whale category. Photo by: /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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12 February 2015

The expert from Varna's Natural science museum Stoyan Vergiev shows to the press a piese from a prehistoric whale's vertebra which lived before about 15 to 10 million years during the Miocene near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Varna, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. The prehistoric whale's vertebra was discovered about a month ago thanks to the report of a bypasser. The sea tides destroyed some of the fossils. The lack of skull does not allow to identify the whale on the species level, but it can certainly be said that it belongs to the genus Cetotherium. The estimated length of the whale was 2.5 meters. Whales of this kind weighed a ton. The prehistoric whales lived on plankton that they filtered from seawater. The remain belongs to the so. Called. Baleen (toothless) whale category. Photo by: /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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12 February 2015

The expert from Varna's Natural science museum Stoyan Vergiev shows to the press a piese from a prehistoric whale's vertebra which lived before about 15 to 10 million years during the Miocene near Bulgaria's Black Sea town of Varna, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. The prehistoric whale's vertebra was discovered about a month ago thanks to the report of a bypasser. The sea tides destroyed some of the fossils. The lack of skull does not allow to identify the whale on the species level, but it can certainly be said that it belongs to the genus Cetotherium. The estimated length of the whale was 2.5 meters. Whales of this kind weighed a ton. The prehistoric whales lived on plankton that they filtered from seawater. The remain belongs to the so. Called. Baleen (toothless) whale category. Photo by: /Impact Press Group/NurPhoto

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