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• March 25: A man holds a little dressed-up dog during Saint Lazaro's celebration in Masaya, Nicaragua, to ask Saint Lazaro for his health.
• March 31: South Korean protesters place candles to form letters "No USA" during a candle light vigil against a free-trade agreement with the U.S. in Seoul.
• March 31: USA's Kate Ziegler races with France's Laure Manaudou in the women's 800m Freestyle final at the World Swimming Championships in Melbourne, Australia.
• March 31: Personnel of Central Readiness Force of Japan Ground Self Defense Forces stand at attention during the inauguration ceremony of the new special team at Asaka camp, northwestern Tokyo.
• March 31: Jain Sadhvi or Nuns with their mouth covered attend a religious congregation to mark Mahavir Jayanti, birth anniversary of Lord Mahavira in Bangalore, India.
• March 30: Wildfire burns in the Hollywood Hills area of Los Angels.
• March 29: West Virginia poses for photographs in misspelled team shirts after winning the championship round of the National Invitation Tournament.
• March 28: Bao Xishun, the world's tallest man, poses with his new wife, Xia Shujian, in China's Inner Mongolia region.
• March 28: An adult motions for a cell phone as a grenade is placed next to her arm by a hostage-taker inside a tourist bus during a hostage situation that ended peacefully in front of the Manila City Hall in Manila, Philippines.
• March 28: Workers work on a crashed passenger train at Hua Lampong station in Bangkok. A train car rolled off the end of the track at Bangkok's main station and hit a ticket booth.
• March 28: Veiled female students of an Islamic seminary 'Jamia Hafsa' hold bamboos as they chant slogans during a protest demanding the release of their teachers in Islamabad, Pakistan. Authorities arrested four of the seminary's teachers in connection with an abduction.
• March 28: A tornado touches down in a rural area south of Silverton, Texas.
• March 27: A Chinese Elm tree rests against a house in the San Fernando Valley section of Los Angeles after volatile weather swept through Southern California.
• March 27: Performance artists stand among faces sculpted in the earth during a patriotic performance art event in Zhengzhou, in China's central Henan Province.
• March 27: Performance artists stand among faces sculpted in the earth during a patriotic performance art event in Zhengzhou, in China's central Henan Province.
• March 27: Kaia Scheirman, 7, holds an inflatable dolphin at the proposed swimmer interdiction security system off Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, public meeting at the Naval Undersea Museum in Keyport, Wash. Kaia came with her mother, Susan, who is with the protest group Knitting for Dolphins. The Navy wants to use trained marine mammals to help guard Hood Canal.
• March 27: Gwendolyn Connally, 93, right, dances to the disco song 'Freak Out' during a dance competition at the Menorah Park Adult Day Center in Beachwood, Ohio.
• March 26: This image made available March 26 and provided by the U.S. Postal Services shows the Liberty Bell which will adorn the Postal Service's new forever stamp, which displays no price and is valid no matter how high stamp rates increase.
• March 26: Protesters wearing cow costumes symbolizing imported U.S. beef containing mad cow disease participate in a rally against a free trade agreement with the United States in Seoul, South Korea.
• March 26: Two female cloned wolves named Snuwolf and Snuwolffy are seen at the Seoul Zoo in Gwacheon, south of Seoul, South Korea.
• March 26: In this photo supplied by Frogwatch, Graeme Sawyer holds a 15-inch-long cane toad near Darwin, Australia. Weighing nearly 2 pounds, the toad is among the largest secimens ever captured in Australia.
• March 25: March 26: A collapsed house is shown after an earthquake in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, northern Japan.
• March 25: The Brandenburg Gate is illuminated with fireworks during the 50th anniversary celebration of the European Union in Berlin, Germany.
• An undated handout photo shows an aerial view of the world’s largest solar power plant, Serpa, in Portugal made available Wednesday March 28, the day of its inauguration. On the left is Brinches, a nearby village. The $78.5 million 11-megawatt plant was a joint project of U.S energy companies GE Energy Financial Services, PowerLight Corp. and Portuguese renewable energy company Catavento and spreads across a 150-acre hillside in Serpa, 124 miles southeast of Lisbon.
• March 27: This photo suppied by Fox Television shows Sanjaya Malakar performing on Fox's "American Idol" television talent show.
• March 30: Vasan, a baby Tapir explores its enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo, Scotland.