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Blonde woman in vintage uniform operating navigation equipment at Imperial War Museum Duxford-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. 10th Dec, 2025. At 95 years old, Mam Hashm does not rest. Inside his small, soot-stained workshop in Erbil's Tayrawa district, the master craftsman repairs a dilapidated kerosene heater''”the only barrier against the freezing winter for many working-class families. Despite the Kurdistan Region sitting on an estimated 45 billion barrels of oil reserves, chronic infrastructure failures mean citizens still rely on these vintage stoves as the national power grid falters. Hashm's calloused hands, working with the precision of a century of experience, offer a wa-stock-foto
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Hands carefully adjust tools and gear near a river on a calm day of exploration. Fiber optic cable repair. Kyiv, Ukraine. December 5, 2025.-stock-foto
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Hands gently holding a green smiling face cutout symbolizing positivity, emotional care, and mental wellness on a clean gradient background. Kindness,-stock-foto
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Hands gently holding a green happy face symbol on a wooden table background, representing positivity, emotional support, and mental health and wellnes-stock-foto
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Female is holding a pregnancy test with a concerned look, seated on a bed in a softly lit room, reflecting feelings of anxiety and hope about potentia-stock-foto
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Female individual lounging on a couch, wearing headphones while using smartphone, surrounded by soft textures and cozy ambiance, perfect for lifestyle-stock-foto
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Female with facial mask is comfortably resting on couch, engaging with smartphone, highlighting self-care and relaxation in a serene indoor setting-stock-foto
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Grok app on smartphone screen with the background of the Azerbaijan flag. Editorial photo has been captured: Baku, Azerbaijan. 29.11.2025.-stock-foto
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Grok app on smartphone screen with the background of the Azerbaijan flag. Editorial photo has been captured: Baku, Azerbaijan. 29.11.2025.-stock-foto
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Man doctor in white coat with stethoscope, hands clenched forward in a welcoming grip on a street cafe terrace; reassurance care experience.-stock-foto
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25 November 2025, Baden-Württemberg, Sandhausen: Former footballer Dennis Diekmeier holds a Hamburger SV jersey with the name of his eldest daughter Delani in his hands in his apartment. In just one year, the lives of Diekmeier and his family have changed completely. The former professional footballer was gaining his first experience as a coach and lived in a 'happy family, everyone was healthy'. But at the end of January, a diagnosis followed that changed everything. His eldest daughter Delani (14) was diagnosed with a tumor on her adrenal gland. 'From that moment on, everything really fell a-stock-foto
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25 November 2025, Baden-Württemberg, Sandhausen: Former footballer Dennis Diekmeier holds a Hamburger SV jersey with the name of his eldest daughter Delani in his hands in his apartment. In just one year, the lives of Diekmeier and his family have changed completely. The former professional footballer was gaining his first experience as a coach and lived in a 'happy family, everyone was healthy'. But at the end of January, a diagnosis followed that changed everything. His eldest daughter Delani (14) was diagnosed with a tumor on her adrenal gland. 'From that moment on, everything really fell a-stock-foto
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A pair of hands resting on a plain surface shows signs of skin conditions like eczema and contact dermatitis with redness and irritation visible. The-stock-foto
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A person is working on a laptop, seated at a decorative outdoor table. A cup of coffee sits nearby, surrounded by lush green plants under soft morning-stock-foto
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Female enjoying a turquoise coffee cup with latte art on a green saucer, placed on a rustic wooden table, creating a warm and inviting cafe scene-stock-foto
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Two children in festive outfits are working together to shape cookie dough on parchment paper. Rolling pins, cookie cutters, and a holiday-themed truc-stock-foto
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Two joyful children in red chef hats and aprons use cookie cutters to shape dough on a table in a warm kitchen. The scene captures the fun of a holida-stock-foto
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A young child wearing a red chef hat and apron happily rolls dough on the kitchen table. Cookie cutters surround them as they focus on making festive-stock-foto
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A young child in a red outfit and chef hat is focused on baking cookies. They roll out dough and use cookie cutters to create holiday shapes, surround-stock-foto
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Children are engaged in making holiday cookies, using various cookie cutters and baking tools on a white table. The scene is joyful and festive, empha-stock-foto
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Logitech Experience Store at Union Square in downtown San Francisco, California; the company's first temporary hands-on access pop-up store.-stock-foto
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Senior woman touching her hands to her head on a street beside a canal with boats and trees, visible forearms and a pensive expression; quiet contempl-stock-foto
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A man carefully removes a wooden block from a Jenga tower on a table, engaged in a fun family game night, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for-stock-foto
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