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Description	English:Women washing clothes in ditch alongside Main Road in Mumbai, India. Source: Antônio Milena/ABr. Photograph copied from the website of Agência Brasil, which states: The Agência Brasil makes images and photos available free of charge. To comply with existing law, we kindly request our users to list the credits as in the example: photographer's name/ABr. This photo appeared as 12797.jpg on 15.Jan.2004. The photo was downloaded, cropped, and resized by Hajor.
Date	29 February 2004 (original upload date)
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