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LONDON - JULY 07: Bus driver George Psaradakis pays his respects at Tavistock Square, the location where his number 30 bus was blown apart on July 7, 2006 in London, England. On July 7, 2005 three Underground trains were hit by suicide bombers and a fourth blast on the number 30 double-decker bus at the junction of Tavistock Square and Upper Woburn place, killing 52 civilians. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Chinese dancers on stilts take a break after performing traditional folk dances as thousands of Chinese visit a park, full of toy and food vendors, on the third day of the Chinese Lunar New Year in Beijing January 28, 2009. Tens of millions of Chinese around the world celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year, one of the most important traditional holidays. Incense sticks were lit, fireworks were set off and families and friends gathered for meals in Chinese communities to ring in the Year of the Ox. UPI/Stephen Shaver Photo via Newscom

Chinese dancers on stilts perform traditional folk dances as thousands of Chinese visit a park, full of toy and food vendors, on the third day of the Chinese Lunar New Year in Beijing January 28, 2009. Tens of millions of Chinese around the world celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year, one of the most important traditional holidays. Incense sticks were lit, fireworks were set off and families and friends gathered for meals in Chinese communities to ring in the Year of the Ox. UPI/Stephen Shaver Photo via Newscom

RAMADI, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 05: The governor of Iraq's volitile al Anbar province, Mamoun Sami Rashid Alwani, smiles as he sits in his office February 5, 2006 in Ramadi, Iraq. Rashid Alwani is the third governor to take the reigns as political head of Anbar in a year; one of his predecessors was killed in a firefight and the other quit after his sons were kidnapped. Despite these issues, Rashid Alwani states that he is enthusiastic about the oppurtunity to serve his country, and in his office receives a steady stream of Iraqi officials and U.S. military advisors as the work to rebuild civil governance in Anbar continues. Alwani's name also is sometimes given as only Ma'moun Sami Rashid; Alwani is a tribal city name: 'from Wani.' (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

RAMADI, IRAQ - FEBRUARY 05: The governor of Iraq's volitile al Anbar province, Mamoun Sami Rashid Alwani, looks over paperwork in his office February 5, 2006 in Ramadi, Iraq. Rashid Alwani is the third governor to take the reigns as political head of Anbar in a year; one of his predecessors was killed in a firefight and the other quit after his sons were kidnapped. Despite these issues, Rashid Alwani states that he is enthusiastic about the oppurtunity to serve his country, and in his office receives a steady stream of Iraqi officials and U.S. military advisors as the work to rebuild civil governance in Anbar continues. Alwani's name also is sometimes given as only Ma'moun Sami Rashid; Alwani is a tribal city name: 'from Wani.' (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)

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LONDON - JULY 07: Bus driver George Psaradakis pays his respects at Tavistock Square, the location where his number 30 bus was blown apart on July 7, 2006 in London, England. On July 7, 2005 three Underground trains were hit by suicide bombers and a fourth blast on the number 30 double-decker bus at the junction of Tavistock Square and Upper Woburn place, killing 52 civilians. (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

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