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    JUNE 6: Schoolchildren show off their drawings of a mural, attributed to graffiti artist Banksy, painted on the outside of a classroom at the Bridge Farm Primary School in Bristol, Britain.

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    JUNE 7: A newly discovered Australian Peacock spider – Maratus Bubo – shows off its colorful, iridescent abdomen. Jurgen Otto, with the help of colleague David Knowles, discovered the tiny creatures while looking for other spiders in Western Australia in November. With its showy colors on display the 3 mm males perform a courtship dance for females, to impress them, Otto says.

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    JULY 7: A 3-week-old Great Gray owl (or Lapland owl) eats raw meat inside its enclosure at the Royev Ruchey zoo in the suburbs of the Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, Russia.

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    JUNE 7: Heavy American military equipment is dropped from a plane during the NATO allies' Anakonda 16 exercise near Torun, Poland. The 10-day military exercise, the biggest in eastern Europe since the Cold War, involves more than 30,000 troops from 24 nations.

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    JUNE 7: Professional piercer and body suspension expert Dino Helvida inspects Kaitlin, who is visiting Zagreb, Croatia, from the United States, as she hangs from hooks pierced through her skin. For the past six years, Helvida has been hanging up the bodies of those brave enough to partake, sometimes for hours, Reuters reports. The process is carefully done, and involves first piercing the skin with needles, putting through metallic hooks, which are then attached to a thin rope to lift the suspendee off the ground. "You can do one hook or you can do 100. You have different hooks for different positions and different hooks for different body parts," Helvida told Reuters. It took Helvida about an hour to prepare Kaitlin for suspension. Devotees say the practice gives them a huge sense of well-being, and Kaitlin did not complain of discomfort once.

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    JUNE 7: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at a rally in New York. Powered by a solid primary wins in California and New Jersey, Clinton seized her place in history as the first women to become a presumptive presidential nominee and set out to unite the fractured Democratic Party to confront Donald Trump. Two days later, she received the endorsement of President Barack Obama.

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    JUNE 7: In answer to a reporter's question during a news conference, U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, says Donald Trump's comments about an American-born judge of Mexican heritage are the "textbook definition of a racist comment. Ryan, who endorsed Trump only last week after a lengthy delay, went on to say: "But do I believe Hillary Clinton is the answer? No, I do not."

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    JUNE 7: A view of the installation-in-progress "The Floating Piers," by Bulgarian-born artist Christo Vladimirov Yavachev, known as Christo, on Lake Iseo in northern Italy. Some 200,000 floating cubes create a nearly 2-mile runway, which will be clad in bright yellow fabric and connect the town of Sulzano to the small island of Monte Isola. The completed installation will be in place for 16 days starting on June 18.

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    JUNE 7: A tiger and a piglet peacefully share an enclosure at the Sriracha Tiger Zoo, in Chonburi province, Thailand.

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    June 8: Boston Red Sox left fielder Chris Young leaps for the ball as it goes over the wall on a go-ahead solo home run by San Francisco Giants' left fielder Mac Williamson during the eighth inning of a game at AT&T Park. It was Williamson's first Major League homer and he later got the ball back by trading a signed bat and ball to the fan who caught it. The Giants held on to beat the Red Sox 2-1.

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    JUNE 8: Workers look at a large sinkhole that opened up at a major intersection near Parliament in downtown Ottawa, Ontario. A van fell into the hole but there were no injuries. A mall and other nearby buildings were evacuated. Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said it was too early to say if the sinkhole was caused by the adjacent construction of a light rail tunnel. "It's a significant sinkhole," he observed.

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    JUNE 8: Cast member Ellen DeGeneres squirts tequila during a publicity gag for her TV show at the premiere of "Finding Dory" at El Capitan theater in Hollywood.

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    JUNE 8: A U.S. Air Force honor guard carries the casket of Malvin Greston Whitfield, who died at the age of 91, to his resting place at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. "Marvelous Mal" was a three-time Olympic gold medalist middle-distance runner, a former Tuskegee airman, and a former U.S. Foreign Service officer. He joined the military during World War II and as a 2nd lieutenant served as a tail gunner on dozens of bombing missions during the Korean War. On Wednesday, according to the Washington Post, an Air Force band joined the honor guard in formation. Three rifle volleys boomed and a flag was presented to Whitfield's 83-year-old widow, Nola Simon Whitfield.

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    JUNE 9: A Sadhu or a Hindu holy man walks on the banks of the river Ganges during a dust storm in Allahabad, India.

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    JUNE 9: Kyushu University Professor Kosuke Morita, head of a team of scientists who discovered element 113, points to the superheavy synthetic element on a periodic table at a news conference at the RIKEN institute's research centrt in Wako, Saitama Prefecture, Japan.

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    JUNE 9: Children sign a memorial outside the childhood home of the late boxing champion Muhammad Ali in Louisville, Kentucky.

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    JUNE 9: Musafir, a pet monkey, eats a Jalebi sweet on the street in Kolkata, India. The Jalebi is made from deep-fried wheat flour and then soaked in sugar syrup.

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    JUNE 9: Women read the Koran as boys rest inside Istiqlal mosque during the holy month of Ramadan in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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    JUNE 9: Joanne Steury, left, Margerie Steury and Rosa Graber, members of an Amish community in Michigan, wade into the waters of the Pacific Ocean for the first time, in Coronado, Calif.

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    JUNE 9: A man tries to catch a duck during a competition held during the Dragon Boat Festival on the Cisadane River in Tanggerang, Indonesia, The event is celebrated every fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar.

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    JUNE 10: The hearse carrying the body of the late Muhammad Ali drives down Muhammad Ali Boulevard to Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.

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