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  • Chef Ismet Saz prepares Mussels Provencale in the kitchen of Aperitif, a French bistro in Rockville Centre that specializes in small dishes and wines. .(October 15, 2010).Photo by Danny Ghitis
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  • Chef Ismet Saz prepares Mussels Provencale in the kitchen of Aperitif, a French bistro in Rockville Centre that specializes in small dishes and wines. .(October 15, 2010).Photo by Danny Ghitis
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  • Parents set up their children for pictures outside a pre-war Oswiecim church after their First Communion.
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  • A street vendor sells balloons in Oswiecim during a Polish laborer's holiday festival.
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  • Chef Ismet Saz prepares Mussels Provencale in the kitchen of Aperitif, a French bistro in Rockville Centre that specializes in small dishes and wines. .(October 15, 2010).Photo by Danny Ghitis
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  • Brooklyn, NY - Firefighters put out a burning car in Greenpoint Monday night at about 11:30pm. The driver had been struggling to get out of a snowed-in parking spot for about an hour when his transmission overheated. Nobody was injured...(December 27, 2010).Photo by Danny Ghitis
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  • Chandi Gupta, 13, who was burned when an oil lantern tipped from a high shelf and set fire to her dress, lies beneath a mosquito net on new bed sheets.  Dr. A.K. Pradan, who oversees the ward, said ideally bed sheets should be changed twice a day.  Here, they are changed once every three to five days by patients' families. The burn ward at the large government hospital in Varanasi, India is a desolate place. Apart from limited visits by one doctor and two nurses, families are left to care for the victims of dowry burnings and kerosene accidents. India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, ranks highest in the world for mortal flame burns.
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  • The fire pit area at The Surf Lodge in Montauk on Saturday night.<br />
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Danny Ghitis for The New York Times
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  • The fire pit area at The Surf Lodge in Montauk on Saturday night.<br />
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Danny Ghitis for The New York Times
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  • The fire pit area at The Surf Lodge in Montauk on Saturday night.<br />
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Danny Ghitis for The New York Times
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  • The fire pit area at The Surf Lodge in Montauk on Saturday night.<br />
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Danny Ghitis for The New York Times
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  • The family of Sona Soni prepares to leave Shri shiv Prasad Hospital for a private-care institution, carrying her without protection in an auto-rickshaw.  Sona had been in the government hospital for only 24 hours when her family decided to move her, unhappy with the lack of attention and care.  While in Shri shiv Prasad, she gave a statement to the district magistrate, saying that her mother-in-law had set her on fire after a feud. The burn ward at the large government hospital in Varanasi, India is a desolate place. Apart from limited visits by one doctor and two nurses, families are left to care for the victims of dowry burnings and kerosene accidents. India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, ranks highest in the world for mortal flame burns.
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