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December 24 - 30
Wildfires, fireworks and candles lit in remembrance of tsunami victims. Vote for your favorite photograph
2005 Editors' Choice
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2005 Viewer's Choice
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November 26 - December 2, 2005
At a New Orleans school, tykes go marching in; swans make a Minsk meet; and firefighters get in the swing
November 19 - 25
Looking for exits in Iraq and Beijing, celebrating Thanksgiving at home
November 5 - 11
Terror in Jordan, Indiana under the weather and Claus for celebration in Michigan
October 29 - November 4, 2005
The Brits are coming to dinner, a deadly quake is remembered and Pakistani sheep prepare for winter
October 15 - 21
Strong winds in Mexico, strong words in Baghdad and a strong signal produces great pictures of one of Saturn's moons
October 8 - 14
Earth and Water edition: A deadly quake in Kashmir, floods in Mexico and calm waters in Bali
September 30 - October 6, 2005
Hurricane Rita, Abu Ghraib prison and Moscow's millionaires
September 17 - 23
In Iraq, Brits get out of jail (but not for free); an election stalls in Germany and Oktoberfest patrons say "Wheeee!"
September 9 - 16
Palestinians pick through the remnants of Gaza; a champ gives away a Katrina bride and New York models stay on their toes
September 3 - 9
Katrina's victims embraced, a Justice remembered and Mubarak wins a race
August 27 - September 02
Katrina and its damage; remembering the dead in Russia and Brazil; and a Williams gets an Open win
August 20 - 26
Gaza walls come tumbling down, an Austrian farm begins to drown and the Stones do Beantown
August 13 - 19
The week in travel: Israel leaves Gaza, the Pope comes to Cologne and the heat never leaves Daytona Beach
August 6 - 12
Sudanese mourn for a man who cared, Israel soldiers prepare for wear and tear, and a kiss is remembered in Times Square
July 30 - August 5
Repairs up high, painting in the sky, and Bolton is the U.S.' new U.N. guy
July 23 - 29
A sad return to Brazil, the triumph of Armstrong's will and an Indian woman has had her fill
July 16 - 22
Water, water everywhere?a typhoon in China, a hydrant in Brooklyn and a pool in Montreal
July 9-15
In England a search for clues, on Rove answers, Bush decides to refuse, and a panda mom has two bits of very good news
July 2 - 8
Hanover says "Let's Dance," Singapore says "Let's Play" and Spain says "Let's Ride!"
June 25 - July 01
A SCOTUS judge stays on the case, Spanish kids try a new face and a Patriot may have something to replace
June 18-24
Flags over Grand Forks, tennis players who look like dorks and a kid snags the toughest of porks
June 11 - 17
Cambodian hostages in good hands; Portugese policemen patrol the sands and Israelis ready to leave some lands
June 4 - 10
A Tiananmen Square vigil; tragedy in the streets of Addis Ababa; and a head bangers ball in Germany
May 28 - April 3
A woman makes Indy her race; kids find Jones beach a wonderful place; and porpoises find a difficult space
May 21 - 27
The First Lady at the Wall, Senegalese men have a ball and Russian commuters face a long haul
May 14 - 20
Angelenos get a new mayor fellow; the Iraqi desert turns yellow and a Russian doctor gives some new army recruits a nice hello
April 30 - May 6
A death in Iraq, discussing an embassy attack and gay rights marchers look back
April 23 - 29
Meanwhile, back at the ranch: Bush woos Abdullah; Putin eyes a cross, and a big bird takes flight
April 16 - 22
Remembrances in Oklahoma City and Iraq; Sudanese make tracks; and in Switzerland, winter gets another crack
March 26 - April 1
The President and his pups; Elephants take Manhattan and Hungarian girls get one to grow on
March 19 - 25
Soldier returns to duty, Afghan children celebrate new years, and hounds and hares have brunch
March 12 - 18
Condi in Kabul, laying down the lawn in D.C., and partying Texas-style on Spring Break
February 19 - 25
A Chinese festival lights up, Bush and Chirac play nice and sheep brave the Scottish ice
February 5 - 11
Silver linings at Carnival, Patriots have a ball and a world-class skiier takes a fall
January 28 - February 4
A groundhog has his day, a president has his say and New Yorkers run a famous race a different way
January 22 - 28
Auschwitz remembered, Eagles soar and midshipmen have a snowball's chance
January 15 - 21
A President takes office, candles take flight, and Rice presents in a positive light
January 8-14
Stand in for Bush; Palestinian refugees celebrate; Students rush back to school; and hold on to that umbrella
January 1-7
Mermaids hit the beach; Times Square gets the pick of the litter; and Longhorns hook a winner
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