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**SinyugiN** · 03-27-2010, 01:43 AM

South Korean veterans (L) hold a framed portrait of Korean independence fighter An Jung-Geun during a rally marking the 100th anniversary of the death of An outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul on March 26, 2010. An, an activist against the Japanese colonial rulers at the turn of the 20th century, was executed in 1910 for assassinating Korea's first Japanese governor-general Ito Hirobumi in China's northeastern city of Harbin the year before. -- PHOTO: AFP

Indian workers locally known as "Dhobiwallahs" wash clothes at Dhobhi Ghat in Hyderabad on March 26, 2010. Dhobiwallahs are the human 'washing machines' of India, however the traditional community of workers washing clothes by hand is slowly disappearing with a combination of middle class families purchasing washing machines to use in their homes and a reluctance of the current descendants of dhobiwallahs to enter the procession. -- PHOTO: AFP

In this photo taken Thursday, March 25, 2010, a Chinese farmer scoops up muddy water from a narrow stream on a dry river bed in Luliang county in southwest China's Yunnan province. Emergency wells were being drilled and cloud-seeding operations carried out in southern China, where the worst drought in decades has left millions of people without water and caused more than 1,000 schools to close, officials said. -- PHOTO: AP

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SinyugiN Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	South Korean veterans (L) hold a framed portrait of Korean independence fighter An Jung-Geun during a rally marking the 100th anniversary of the death of An outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul on March 26, 2010. An, an activist against the Japanese colonial rulers at the turn of the 20th century, was executed in 1910 for assassinating Korea's first Japanese governor-general Ito Hirobumi in China's northeastern city of Harbin the year before. -- PHOTO: AFP Indian workers locally known as "Dhobiwallahs" wash clothes at Dhobhi Ghat in Hyderabad on March 26, 2010. Dhobiwallahs are the human 'washing machines' of India, however the traditional community of workers washing clothes by hand is slowly disappearing with a combination of middle class families purchasing washing machines to use in their homes and a reluctance of the current descendants of dhobiwallahs to enter the procession. -- PHOTO: AFP In this photo taken Thursday, March 25, 2010, a Chinese farmer scoops up muddy water from a narrow stream on a dry river bed in Luliang county in southwest China's Yunnan province. Emergency wells were being drilled and cloud-seeding operations carried out in southern China, where the worst drought in decades has left millions of people without water and caused more than 1,000 schools to close, officials said. -- PHOTO: AP
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