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**GSgCGxsF** · 04-02-2010, 01:18 AM

A seized statue of the folk saint Santa Muerte, or Death Saint, is displayed as a police officer and soldier stand behind during the presentation of suspects and seized items to the press in Tijuana, Mexico, on Wednesday. According to the army, seven suspects were arrested Tuesday during a joint operation in which they seized 847 kilograms of marijuana, guns, cars and machines to falsify official credentials. -- PHOTO: AP

A baby cougar sits in the Machia Park in Villa Tunari in central Bolivia, Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Machia Park provides shelter and care for abused animals through the work of Inti Wara Yassi, a Bolivian conservation NGO run by national and foreign volunteers. -- PHOTO: AP

A villager digs up dried pieces of the bottom of a pond to ensure the pond can hold more water when it rains, in a drought-hit village in Wusha town of Xingyi, Guizhou province on Wednesday. The worst drought in a century has been ravaging China's southwest provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou and the region of Guangxi, leaving 20.5 million residents and 12.6 million heads of livestock with insufficient drinking water. Picture taken March 31, 2010. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

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GSgCGxsF Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	A seized statue of the folk saint Santa Muerte, or Death Saint, is displayed as a police officer and soldier stand behind during the presentation of suspects and seized items to the press in Tijuana, Mexico, on Wednesday. According to the army, seven suspects were arrested Tuesday during a joint operation in which they seized 847 kilograms of marijuana, guns, cars and machines to falsify official credentials. -- PHOTO: AP A baby cougar sits in the Machia Park in Villa Tunari in central Bolivia, Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Machia Park provides shelter and care for abused animals through the work of Inti Wara Yassi, a Bolivian conservation NGO run by national and foreign volunteers. -- PHOTO: AP A villager digs up dried pieces of the bottom of a pond to ensure the pond can hold more water when it rains, in a drought-hit village in Wusha town of Xingyi, Guizhou province on Wednesday. The worst drought in a century has been ravaging China's southwest provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou and the region of Guangxi, leaving 20.5 million residents and 12.6 million heads of livestock with insufficient drinking water. Picture taken March 31, 2010. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
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