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TOKYO: A worker displays various “Kumade” or “good luck rake” to sell during Torinoichi festival at a shrine in Tokyo Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017. At the festival, many street stalls sell kumades decorated with lucky charms, shape of rakes that bring in prosperous business and good fortune. (AP/PTI)

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YANGON: Pope Francis, center, arrives to celebrate a Mass with young people in St. Mary’s Cathedral in Yangon, Myanmar, Thursday, Nov. 30, 2017. Francis is wrapping up his visit to Myanmar with a Mass for young people before heading to neighboring Bangladesh where the Rohingya Muslim refugee crisis is expected to take center stage. (AP/PTI)
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REYKJAVIK : Delegates attending the Women Political Leaders summit in Reykjavik, Iceland pose for a group photo, Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017. Over 400 women political leaders from around the world met in Iceland on Wednesday for an annual summit aimed at promoting gender equality inside and outside of the political sphere. (AP/PTI)

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