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Jaheru Ryuto Yamauchi, John Harper Jr and Toyoshige Kano of team Japan celebrating after a score during the Japan vs China Semi Finals Basketball game at the 2026 Asian Games on September 18, 2026 in Nagoya, Japan. (Photo by Ellan Mad/Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Kotetsu Kurokawa of team Japan attempts a score during the Japan vs China Semi Finals Basketball game at the 2026 Asian Games on September 18, 2026 in Nagoya, Japan. (Photo by Ellan Mad/Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Ibu Yamazaki of team Japan attempts to score during the Japan vs China Semi Finals Basketball game at the 2026 Asian Games on September 18, 2026 in Nagoya, Japan. (Photo by Ellan Mad/Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Hong Kong lawmaker Elizabeth Quat, Henderson Land Development's General Manager of Leasing (II) Department Chan Tak-ming, Chairman of the Esports Association of Hong Kong Chau Kai-hong, and the Hong Kong, China "League of Legends" team representative pose for a group photo with athletes during the departure ceremony at MOSTown mall on September 8, 2026 in Hong Kong. The team is sending 43 athletes to compete in 10 events at the upcoming Nagoya Asian Games, marking the largest contingent in Asia. (Photo by Peter Tsang/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Hong Kong lawmaker Elizabeth Quat, Henderson Land Development's General Manager of Leasing (II) Department Chan Tak-ming, Chairman of the Esports Association of Hong Kong Chau Kai-hong, and the Hong Kong, China "League of Legends" team representative officiate the kick-off ceremony for the esports team competing in the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, at MOSTown mall on September 8, 2026 in Hong Kong. (Photo by Peter Tsang/TMHK via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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Paris, California, USA. 13th Aug, 2026. Wildland firefighters mop up a section of the Bug Fire on August 13th, 2026 in California after it crossed the border of Nevada near Reno. The fire jumped Highway 395 the night before. (Credit Image: © Daniel Brown/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Paris, California, USA. 13th Aug, 2026. Wildland firefighters mop up a section of the Bug Fire on August 13th, 2026 in California after it crossed the border of Nevada near Reno. The fire jumped Highway 395 the night before. (Credit Image: © Daniel Brown/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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Wildland firefighters work through the night battling an advancing wildfire, using hand tools and hose lines to establish containment lines along the fire's perimeter. Night operations present unique challenges including reduced visibility, unpredictable wind shifts, and difficult terrain. Despite cooler overnight temperatures that can reduce fire behavior, crews face exhaustion after extended shifts often lasting 16 hours or more. Hotshot crews, engine companies, and hand crews coordinate under incident command to protect structures, timber, and watersheds from the fire's advance.-stock-foto
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