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World in Pictures: July 2008

  • Bolivian soldiers stand near a crashed Venezuelan military helicopter near Colomi, Bolivia, Monday, July 21, 2008. The Super Puma often used to transport Bolivia's President Evo Morales crashed in central Bolivia, but Morales was not aboard and is safe, according to Bolivia's defense minister. Five crew members were reported killed.
  • Delicame Giles, 56, smokes as she organizes plastic bottles she collected from an open sewage canal before selling them to a recycling plant in Port-au-Prince, Monday, June 9, 2008. Haitians facing widespread unemployment or a minimum wage of less than $2 a day are turning to the junk that litters the streets for survival.
  • Tracy Roberts, 33, of Rockville, Md. has her toes nibbled on by a type of carp called garra rufa, or doctor fish, during a fish pedicure treatment at Yvonne Hair and Nails salon in Alexandria, Va. on Thursday July 17, 2008.

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Miss Universe

  • Miss Venezuela Dayana Mendoza is crowned Miss Universe 2008 on stage during the 57th Annual Miss Universe Competition at the Crown Convention Centre on July 14, 2008 in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
  • Miss Venezuela Dayana Mendoza one of the top 15 semi finalists performs on stage during the final of the 57th Annual Miss Universe Competition at the Crown Convention Centre on July 14, 2008 in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
  • Miss Vietnam Lam Thuy Nguyen one of the top 15 semi finalists performs on stage during the final of the 57th Annual Miss Universe Competition at the Crown Convention Centre on July 14, 2008 in Nha Trang, Vietnam.

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In Pictures: The Twelfth 2008

  • An Orange sash bedecked with badges at the Orange Order parade through Belfast
  • LOL No.3 marching in the annual Twelfth of July parade in Belfast
  • Happy faces as bandsmen arrive at Shaws Bridge to complete the outward leg of today's Orange Order parade through Belfast

Orange Order holds its annual parades


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Columnist Comments

david_healy

• David Healy: I’m just glad to be back playing

It’s been quite an eventful week with one thing and another. To be honest I was glad to get back on the pitch to play football for Fulham on Wednesday in our pre-season match in South Korea.

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• Frances Bursough: Why I’m really still just a kiss me quick girl

New York, London, Paris ... Blackpool? It’s not very often you would see those four grouped together in one sentence, but as far as my kids are concerned, it’s up there with the world’s most exciting and vibrant cities.

billy_simpson

• Billy Simpson: Binmen’s strike digs up howlers of the past

Funny how the association of ideas can throw up a memory that, on a conscious level, would appear to have very little to do with the thought that ignited it.

gail_walker

• Gail Walker: Why media row with Iris just doesn’t add up

Let’s get one thing straight — if I can still use that word without causing offence. Contrary to recent publicity in the wake — yet again — of comments from Iris Robinson on the BBC’s Nolan Show, it’s not actually ‘Christians’ who oppose abortion.

eric_waugh

• Eric Waugh: Why Sarkozy will get his EU treaty in the end

After Nicolas Sarkozy's brief and bustling visit to Dublin, I conclude that our brethren to the south are to live in interesting times.

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• Cooper Brown: Victoria (my wife!!!!! How weird is that?)

The Cooperman is back from honeymoon – sorry, ladies, but it's true, I'm a married man, and a fully paid-up member of the landed gentry to boot. I was finally released from the Mauritian equivalent of Guantanamo Bay that Victoria (my wife!!!!! How weird is that?) chose for us to spend two very hot and annoying weeks in.

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