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    The suburb of Moore in Oklahoma was reduced to rubble after a massive tornado hit on 20 May 2013. Picture: Nicholas Oxford via twitter

    Survivors pulled from Oklahoma tornado debris

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    Miles Bhudu (L),head of the South African Prisoners Organisation for Human Rights, Rashied Staggie (2ndL), leader of the Hard Living Kids gang, Pastor Alben Martins(2ndR), a reformed gangster and a church associate walk underneath the South African flag during a march to Parliament in Cape Town 22 September, 1996. Picture: AFP

    Rashied Staggie granted parole

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    The suburb of Moore in Oklahoma was reduced to rubble after a massive tornado hit on 20 May 2013. Picture: Nicholas Oxford via twitter

    Survivors pulled from Oklahoma tornado debris

    Emergency workers pulled more than 100 people from debris, lowering the death toll.

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    David and Victoria Beckham pose on the red carpet with three of their children, (L-R) Romeo, Cruz and Brooklyn as they arrive for the premiere of the Spice Girls musical "Viva Forever" in central London on December 11, 2012.Picture: AFP

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    Syrian flag. Picture: AFP

    Syria, Israel exchange fire on Golan Heights

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