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Cheshire Show, Clay House Farm, Flittogate Lane, Knutsford - 17 June 2025 - The 2025 Royal Cheshire County Show is a splendid homage to the idyllic Cheshire countryside, agriculture, delectable cuisine, and wholesome family entertainment. It features livestock competitions, equestrian events, local produce, crafts, and a food village with live cooking demonstrations by top chefs. Woodchop Ogwen gave a demonstration of chopping logs. Credit: John Hopkins/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Cheshire Show, Clay House Farm, Flittogate Lane, Knutsford - 17 June 2025 - The 2025 Royal Cheshire County Show is a splendid homage to the idyllic Cheshire countryside, agriculture, delectable cuisine, and wholesome family entertainment. It features livestock competitions, equestrian events, local produce, crafts, and a food village with live cooking demonstrations by top chefs. Woodchop Ogwen gave a demonstration of chopping logs. Credit: John Hopkins/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Kidderminster, UK.17th June, 2024. UK weather: people out on the canal during a sunny day in June in the Midlands. There is plenty of summer sunshine as a narrowboat passes through a canal lock gate with people exerting just a little energy on their boating hoilday. Credit: Lee Hudson/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Kidderminster, UK.17th June, 2024. UK weather: people out on the canal during a sunny day in June in the Midlands. There is plenty of summer sunshine as a narrowboat passes through a canal lock gate with people exerting just a little energy on their boating hoilday. Credit: Lee Hudson/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Kidderminster, UK.17th June, 2024. UK weather: people out on the canal during a sunny day in June in the Midlands. There is plenty of summer sunshine as a narrowboat passes through a canal lock gate with people exerting just a little energy on their boating hoilday. Credit: Lee Hudson/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Focused and determined, a woman in athletic wear leans forward with hands on her knees, recovering in a sleek, sunlit hallway after exerting herself.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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A supermarket in New York City. The shortage of eggs and the increase in prices have resulted from outbreaks of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu, which have significantly reduced the poultry population, thereby exerting pressure on supply, as reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Furthermore, it is anticipated that prices will keep rising.-stock-photo
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Megaphone on EU flag-stock-photo
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16.09.2024, Ukraine, Lviv, Lviv - UNBROKEN rehabilitation centre specialising in war wound therapy and prosthesis adjustments. Veteran trains muscles-stock-photo
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16.09.2024, Ukraine, Lviv, Lviv - Reha-Zentrum UNBROKEN, spezialisiert auf Therapie von Kriegsverletzungen von Soldaten aber auch Zivilisten. 00A24090-stock-photo
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16.09.2024, Ukraine, Lviv, Lviv - Reha-Zentrum UNBROKEN, spezialisiert auf Therapie von Kriegsverletzungen und Anpassungen von Prothesen, Veteran trai-stock-photo
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A young man, visibly focused and exerting effort, is captured mid-workout on outdoor calisthenics equipment, showcasing his determination and physical-stock-photo
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team tug-of-war, business concept,-stock-photo
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A male trainer and a brunette sportswoman are exerting themselves while running on a treadmill in a gym.-stock-photo
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An expressive, slightly overweight woman is exerting herself as she lays on a large exercise ball in a gym.-stock-photo
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“When plane is in a go bank, load factor is 2 requiring twice the lift” This image is a vintage illustration featuring two men in red and blue suits, lifting a large weight with a pulley system. The weight is depicted as a large silver circle with a black center. Set against a light blue background adorned with white clouds, the men are shown exerting effort to lift the weight using a rope and pulley system. The text on the image provides an informative statement about the physics of airplane banking. This image is reflective of American advertising during the World War II era, with its use o-stock-photo
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Boy performing weights on an exercise bench exerting great force.-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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CARN BREA JOHN BOULDERING CLIMBING GRANITE BOULDERS SINGLE SILHOUETTED FIGURE AGAINST THE DRAMATIC SKY LINE-stock-photo
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husband and wife couple out for a run along a country track together.-stock-photo
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File photo dated 31/01/23 of the SNP's Westminster leader Stephen Flynn, who has written to the head of the civil service raising concerns that the UK Government is 'exerting ever tighter control on Scotland's national democratic institutions'. With Mr Flynn insisting that Westminster is seeking to 'stop the Scottish Government from carrying out the work it was elected to do' with regards to a second independence referendum, he wrote to Simon Case, the Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service. It comes in the wake of comments from Mr Case that that civil servants in Scotland could be is-stock-photo
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A team pulling an elephant at opposite ends of a rope.-stock-photo
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parents are divorcing and children are at a loss, illustration-stock-photo
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Magnifying glass enlarges star on EU flag - transparency in the EU, portrait format-stock-photo
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Magnifying glass enlarges star on EU flag - transparency in the EU-stock-photo
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Snow on the roof. Hanover NH-stock-photo
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