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A man wears a mask to protect himself against the SARS virus as he walks past a SARS billboard in Beijing Monday May 5, 2003. The billboard reads 'The SARS will surely be conquered by our government under the leadership of the Communist Party of China'. China's government was criticized by the World Health Organization for initially covering up the SARS crisis and failing to take effective action to prevent it from worsening. (AP Photo/Greg Baker)
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Fire Chief Kenneth Lay looks over downed power lines in Jackson, Tenn., Monday, May 5, 2003 after a tornado hit the city. Swarms of violent thunderstorms and tornadoes crashed through the nation's midsection, killing at least 32 people in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
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Officials from the 45th Space Wing at Patrick Air Force base in Florida are asking the local community not to feed birds on or near the base because an increase in bird population poses a dangerous threat to aircraft. Since January, the base experienced three bird air strikes to aircraft, including damage to a T-38C, a KC-135R and most recently, an F-117 during the air show. Annually, the Air Force experiences an average of $34 million in damages from bird strikes. The Air Force also loses, on average, one aircraft per year due to the strikes. Undated file photo. REUTERS/Handout/U.S. Air Force
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Carl Isaacs, 49, the nation's longest serving death row inmate in this undated picture is set to be executed on May 6, 2003 by lethal injection at the Georgia Diagnostic Center in Jackson, Georgia. Isaacs who was one of four men convicted for the crime has been on death row for 30 years for the murder of six members of the Alday family in rural southwest Georgia on May 14, 1973. REUTERS/Georgia Department of Corrections/Handout
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A Colombian anti-guerrilla soldier stands with a grenade launcher in the headquarters of a new battalion during a military ceremony near the city of Cali, is southern Colombia, May 5, 2003. President Alvaro Uribe inaugurated the new anti-guerrilla battalion with 1,200 soldiers to combat leftist rebels in the mountainous areas of Valle province. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz
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In this image from video, Chinese President Hu Jintao, third from left, and his predecessor Jiang Zemin, second from left, meet with unidentified sailors aboard a submarine in the northern port of Dalian, China, Sunday, May 4, 2003. Seventy crew members died on the submarine while it was on a training mission in the Yellow Sea in a disaster disclosed only days ago. The government did not say how they died or exactly when the disaster occurred.(AP Photo/CCTV via APTN)
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Indonesian singer Inul Daratista who is famous with her 'drilling' dance, sings in this photo taken in March 2003, at a cafe in Surabaya, East Java. People in Indonesia appear obsessed recently with one topic: Inul and the sexy way she 'drills' her lower body when she dances amid criticism from Islamic authorities calling her to stop dancing, saying it is damaging the country's morals and could lead to an increase in sex crimes. (AP Photo/File)
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Indonesian women perform 'drilling' dance during a demonstration supporting Indonesian singer Inul Daratista, in Jakarta, Friday, May 3, 2003. Hundreds of people gathered at the main roundabout in Jakarta to support the singer who was famous with her 'drilling', revolving her lower body at ever increasing speeds, a dance style which invited criticism from Islamic authorities calling her to stop dancing, saying it is damaging the country's morals and could lead to an increase in sex crimes. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)