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22 May 2026

Brooklyn Cyclones player Trace Willhoite #3 slides into second base with a double during the fifth inning of a baseball game against the Hudson Valley Renegades at Maimonides Park in Brooklyn, New York, on May 21, 2026.

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21 May 2026

Brooklyn Cyclones first baseman Trace Willhoite #3 comes off the field during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Hudson Valley Renegades at Maimonides Park in Brooklyn, New York, on May 20, 2026.

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12 May 2026

A general view of the ''Garden of Gratitude'' during its dedication ceremony at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on May 12, 2026. The memorial features 23 stone pillars standing 6.25 meters tall, representing South Korea and the 22 nations that participated in the Korean War. The site includes an underground media space called ''Freedom Hall,'' which traces the nation's journey from a recipient of international aid to a donor country.

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12 May 2026

A general view of the ''Garden of Gratitude'' during its dedication ceremony at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on May 12, 2026. The memorial features 23 stone pillars standing 6.25 meters tall, representing South Korea and the 22 nations that participated in the Korean War. The site includes an underground media space called ''Freedom Hall,'' which traces the nation's journey from a recipient of international aid to a donor country.

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12 May 2026

A general view of the ''Garden of Gratitude'' during its dedication ceremony at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on May 12, 2026. The memorial features 23 stone pillars standing 6.25 meters tall, representing South Korea and the 22 nations that participated in the Korean War. The site includes an underground media space called ''Freedom Hall,'' which traces the nation's journey from a recipient of international aid to a donor country.

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12 May 2026

A general view of the ''Garden of Gratitude'' during its dedication ceremony at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on May 12, 2026. The memorial features 23 stone pillars standing 6.25 meters tall, representing South Korea and the 22 nations that participated in the Korean War. The site includes an underground media space called ''Freedom Hall,'' which traces the nation's journey from a recipient of international aid to a donor country.

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12 May 2026

A general view of the ''Garden of Gratitude'' during its dedication ceremony at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul, South Korea, on May 12, 2026. The memorial features 23 stone pillars standing 6.25 meters tall, representing South Korea and the 22 nations that participated in the Korean War. The site includes an underground media space called ''Freedom Hall,'' which traces the nation's journey from a recipient of international aid to a donor country.

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10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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10 May 2026

Abdul Salam Kumar, a Kashmiri Muslim potter, works clay to make a Tumbaknari, also known as Tumbaknaer, a traditional Kashmiri musical drum, at his workshop on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on May 10, 2026. The traditional pottery craft in Kashmir faces challenges due to changing lifestyles, declining demand, and the rise of machine-made products, affecting the livelihood of local artisans. Despite these challenges, some families continue to preserve the centuries-old craft, passing their skills from one generation to the next. In Kashmiri weddings, traditional music holds cultural significance, with the Tumbaknari playing a central role in expressing emotions of joy and love. Commonly used during weddings by women, the Tumbaknari has roots traced back to Central Asia but has been cherished in Kashmir for centuries. The locally made Tumbaknari mainly consists of clay, with animal skin used at its bottom to produce a sound that complements vocals.

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#13627421

25 Apr 2026

An inscription at the entrance to one of the rooms traces the history of the fair during its period under the dictatorship, reading: 'Planned censorship' and 'Books in the dictatorship's sights' in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 24, 2026.

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25 Apr 2026

A woman observes exhibits on display in the halls of the pavilion, which traces the fair's 50-year history, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on April 24, 2026.

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#13538185

5 Apr 2026

Pavel Otdelnov at the exhibition ''Zvenyashchiy Sled'' (The Ringing Trace) in the village of Sokol, Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, on September 11, 2021. The art project is dedicated to the history of the Soviet nuclear program, the secret Laboratory ''B,'' and the first radiation accident in the USSR in 1957 at the Mayak chemical plant.

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5 Apr 2026

Pavel Otdelnov at the exhibition ''Zvenyashchiy Sled'' (The Ringing Trace) in the village of Sokol, Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, on September 11, 2021. The art project is dedicated to the history of the Soviet nuclear program, the secret Laboratory ''B,'' and the first radiation accident in the USSR in 1957 at the Mayak chemical plant.

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5 Apr 2026

Pavel Otdelnov at the exhibition ''Zvenyashchiy Sled'' (The Ringing Trace) in the village of Sokol, Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, on September 11, 2021. The art project is dedicated to the history of the Soviet nuclear program, the secret Laboratory ''B,'' and the first radiation accident in the USSR in 1957 at the Mayak chemical plant.

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