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The following images from 2008 were not archived properly. The captions are how they originally appeared on the main page.

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  Not only publishing, designing executives, and government officials, the Kid Book Hall from Taipei International Book Exhibition showed another style from conception of recycling and reusing.

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  A recent survey found that Big Ben was the most popular UK landmark. The image above shows some of the landmarks that made it into the top ten.

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  A man was arrested in Bristol, United Kingdom on suspicion of terrorism Friday. There has also been a controlled explosion. Parts of the city were evacuated. The person who was arrested is believed to be 19 years old. The above image shows the nearest major road, Henleaze Road in the hours after the arrest

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  The above graph shows the increase and decrease in city councillors for the three main parties in the UK local elections. Blue represents the Conservative party, red represents the Labour party and yellow represents the Liberal Democrats.

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  In the investigation of a fire on a Boeing 767 cargo plane at San Francisco International Airport last week, it has been revealed the operator received a threat the week before.

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  The G8 summit was today launched in Hokkaido, Japan. The above image shows the press conference made at the launch of the summit.

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  Although the 34th G8 Summit was ended, but the demonstration of anti-globalists exposed a critical issue on poverty, etc.

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  Sporting is good, but safety should be considered the most important factor before sporting.

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  Four months and 3,200 kilometres ago, Canadian runner Jonathan Howard (right) began his run across the second-largest country in the world, to raise awareness for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

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  Multiple large explosions have been reported at Sunshine Propane Industrial Gases, a propane facility in northern Toronto near Keele Street and Wilson Street near the Highway 401, at approximately between 3:25 and 3:50 am EST, at Murray Rd. & Spalding Rd. The above image shows the explosion

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  The Bristol Organic Food Festival, which is Europe's largest festival for organic food, has launched in Bristol. The above image shows Bristol's Millennium Square during the festival.

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  The public and celebrities were treated to performances by Diddy and DJ'ing by Samantha Ronson at the 2008 eTalk Festival Party, held the evening of September 5. The party was held by broadcaster CTV, in celebration of the Toronto International Film Festival.

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  An F/A-18 Hornet sitting on the tarmac at the completion of the 2008 Reno Air Races.

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  Stephane Dion, seen making a speech in Brampton, Ontario during the final days of the Canadian federal election, is set to step down as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, after his party lost multiple seats in the House of Commons.

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  Wonderland Greyhound Park is one of two Massachusetts dog racing tracks that will be shut down by the passing of Question 3.

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  A simulated version of a black hole, similar to the one scientists discovered at the center of the Milky Way.

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  No clean feed protests against the Rudd government's mandatory ISP filtering at Rundle Mall, Adelaide, Australia