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DAY IN PHOTOS

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper looks on as his wife, Laureen, holds a panda in Chongqing, China on Saturday Feb. 11, 2012. Two giant pandas will call Canada home for the next 10 years. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Adrian Wyld)
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Beyond the pandas, Stephen Harper’s China visit heavy on trade, light on human rights

Riot police walk past a building burning during violent protests in central Athens February 12, 2012. Greek lawmakers looked set to endorse a new and deeply unpopular austerity deal on Sunday to secure a multi-billion-euro bailout and avert what Prime Minister Lucas Papademos warned would be 'economic chaos'.
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Canada's Milos Raonic prepares to serve to France's Julien Benneteau during the first set of a Davis Cup tennis singles match in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday February 10, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
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British singer Adele at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, Aug. 28, 2011.
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Adele leads our Grammy handicapper

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Record producer Clive Davis (R) speaks about Whitney Houston during the 2012 Pre-Grammy Gala & Salute to Industry Icons at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, February 11, 2012. Houston, a winner of six Grammy Awards including record of the year for 'I Will Always Love You' and album of the year for 'The Bodyguard,' died at age 48, a spokeswoman for the singer said on February 11, 2012.

Stars gather at Grammy pre-party, many paying tribute

A lone tree stands on a snow-covered field near the eastern Bohemian village of Rovne, Czech Republic.

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Taiwanese singer Lin Yu-chun is among those around the world reacting to the death of Whitney Houston.

World reacts to Whitney Houston's death

Indonesian workers examine river terrapins at the custom's animal sanctuary in Jakarta Tuesday, July 16, 2002. Indonesian Customs authorities have foiled a smuggling of more than 1,500 live turtles to China through Jakarta's international airport, an official said Tuesday.

79 turtles seized at Shanghai airport

Palestinian women mourn during the funeral of Abdelkareem Abu Zeituneh, 71, in Gaza City, Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012. Palestinian officials say Israeli airstrikes have killed Abu Zeituneh, a security guard, guarding an orchard, in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military said in a statement that aircraft targeted tunnels and a weapons factory in response to rocket fire on southern Israel.

Deadly Israeli missile attack on Gaza

Whitney Houston's church mourns her death