Superimposed presidents, continued unrest in Egypt, and a women-only taxi service in Iraq.
Photos Of The Week -- November 19-25
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Yemeni anti-government protesters in Sanaa react after President Ali Abdullah Saleh signed a deal to transfer power. (AFP/Mohammed Huwais)
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A girl sits in front of a mosque in Kabul. (REUTERS/Mohammad Ismail)
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A visitor looks at a work on display showing the head of U.S. President Barack Obama superimposed onto the body of former Chinese chairman Mao Zedong in Beijing. (REUTERS/David Gray)
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A worker tears off a pre-election poster featuring Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the southern city of Krasnodar. (REUTERS/Eduard Korniyenko)
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A man walks through a destroyed classroom of a boys' school hit by a bomb in Landikotal in northwest Pakistan. Unidentified men planted the bomb, which resulted in no casualties. (REUTERS/Shahid Shinwari)
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A protester climbs a burned-out building to rescue residents trapped by fire during clashes with police in Cairo. (REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic)
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Emergency workers who fought the blaze at the Chornobyl nuclear reactor take part in a hunger strike in Donetsk. They are demanding the authorities pay out subsidies and benefits guaranteed by law. (REUTERS/Valeriy Bilokryl)
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A Russian police officer moves to detain an activist from the Other Russia opposition group during a protest against upcoming parliamentary elections. (REUTERS/Denis Sinyakov)
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Inspired by the success stories of ladies' taxi services in Lebanon and Dubai, 25-year-old civil engineer Lana Khoshabaan has recently started an all-women taxi firm in the Iraqi city of Arbil. (REUTERS/Azad Lashkari)