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  • Shia Muslims gather in the Halkali section of Istanbul for the annual Ashura event January 29 2007. Ashura commemorates the death of Hussein ibn Ali, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad who was massacred in 680 A.D. with his followers in Karbala (modern day Iraq). Shias consider Hussein the successor to Muhammad and his martyrdom is a distinguishing mark of Shia faith. By photographer David Honl
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  • Istanbul's Whirling Dervishes. By photographer David Honl
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  • Istanbul's Whirling Dervish By photographer David Honl
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  • Tahitian hula dancer in canoe off Moorea Tahiti By photographer David Honl
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  • Actress / singer Juliette Lewis of Juliette And The Licks poses with her band along the Black Sea in Istanbul Turkey July 1 2007. From left to right are guitarist Kemble Walters, guitarist Todd Morse, lead singer Juliette Lewis, bass player Jason Womack, and drummer Ed Davis. By photographer David Honl
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  • Turkish middle school students observe stages of the full solar eclipse in the Mediterranean city of Side Turkey, Wednesday March 29 2006. The total eclipse was visible in a narrow band from Brazil across the Atlantic to Northern Mongolia. In a total eclipse, the entire sun is blocked by the moon, creating a massive shadow on Earth. The next total solar eclipse will be visible from Canada to northern China on August 1 2008. The next total solar eclipse visible from the U.S. will be August 21, 2017. By photographer David Honl
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  • Kurdish women with their flock of chickens during Turkey's January 2006 bird flu outbreak. By photographer David Honl
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  • Turkish Kurds shout "Biji serok Apo" or "Hail President Apo" around a fire in support of imprisoned PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan during a Newroz Kurdish new year festival in the Zeytinburnu district of Istanbul March 19 2006. By photographer David Honl
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  • An Iraqi girl welcomes friends at the ruins of Saddam Hussein's personal theater (background) in Baghdad. Several Iraqi families, displaced after the 2003 invasion, sought shelter in the remains of Saddam Hussein's personal theater, built to entertain the former Iraqi President during his rule. The families fear that as property values in the Green Zone increase they will be forced into Baghdad's more dangerous Red Zone. Without running water or electricity, the families carry buckets of water and improvise electricity from nearby power lines. The heavily fortified Green Zone is home to over 5,000 Iraqis, living in the shadow of Coalition forces, the Iraqi Government, and US defense contractor giants like Halliburton. By photographer David Honl
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  • An American soldier braids an Iraqi girl's hair in the ruins of Saddam Hussein's personal theater in Baghdad. Displaced during the 2003 invasion, the girl and her family live in the shell of the theater along with several other families. The theater was built to entertain the former Iraqi President with plays and stage shows during his rule. By photographer David Honl
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  • A gypsy family prepares lunch in the back of their truck while collecting scrap cardboard for money. By photographer David Honl
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  • Gypsy village in Tece turkey By photographer David Honl
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  • A animal feed factory owner on the civilian side of former Progress bioweapons production facility outside Stepnogorsk, Kazakhstan. By photographer David Honl
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  • A sculpture of Medusa's head forms the base of a structural column of the Yerebatan Cistern. Built in 532, the Yerebatan Cistern is the largest of over 60 built during the Byzantine period and stored and supplied water from rivers outside the city. By photographer David Honl
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  • SGT MICAH TILLEY, 25, of the 41st Squadron, 40th Cavalry Regiment (Airborne) "Denali" works out at Forward Operating Base Falcon south of Baghdad on February 8 2007. Tilley works out 5 to 6 times a week and regularly competes Camp fitness competitions. Tilley hails from Lucky, Ohio and dreams of becoming a personal trainer after fulfilling his duty in the US Army. At camps throughout Iraq, many soldiers relieve wartime stress by pumping iron, running, and in some cases, swimming in Saddam Hussein's palace swimming pools. By photographer David Honl
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  • National Geographic staff writer Neil Shea and photographer James Nachtwey on assignment together for National Geographic in Baghdad Monday June 5 2006. By photographer David Honl
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  • SGT MICAH TILLEY, 25, of the 41st Squadron, 40th Cavalry Regiment (Airborne) "Denali" works out at Forward Operating Base Falcon south of Baghdad on February 8 2007. Tilley works out 5 to 6 times a week and regularly competes Camp fitness competitions. Tilley hails from Lucky, Ohio and dreams of becoming a personal trainer after fulfilling his duty in the US Army. At camps throughout Iraq, many soldiers relieve wartime stress by pumping iron, running, and in some cases, swimming in Saddam Hussein's palace swimming pools. By photographer David Honl
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