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ny120424214506 House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) during a joint meeting of Congress in the House Chamber at the Capitol in Washington, April 11, 2024. The Republican speaker has weighed bringing up a $95 billion Senate-passed bill to aid Ukraine and Israel in tandem with a separate package geared toward mollifying GOP critics. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny030424142607 Supporters of former President Donald Trump waiting before a rally in Green Bay, Wis., on Tuesday, April 2, 2024. Trump had the best fund-raising month of his 2024 campaign now that he?s working in tandem with the Republican National Committee, pulling in $65.6 million in March, the party announced on Wednesday. (Jamie Kelter Davis/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

RC2NYZ2PUYQH Thousands of supporters, flashing the Laban sign, jammed a public plaza in Tarlac town on the vote-rich rice growing plains north of Manila, to welcome the presidential and vice-presidential tandem of Corazon Aquino and Salvadro Laurel. December 17, 1985 REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco 86034025

ny271123202507 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ A member of the public embraces Joanne Paikea while she patrols with a group of Maori Wardens in central Auckland, New Zealand, Nov. 10, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny271123202406 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ Maori Wardens check in with a business owner while patrolling Karangahape Road, a major thoroughfare in Auckland, New Zealand, on Nov. 10, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny271123202706 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ A group of Maori Wardens check in with a small business while on patrol in central Auckland, New Zealand, Nov. 10, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny271123201806 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ A group of Maori Wardens on patrol in central Auckland, New Zealand, Nov. 10, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny271123202006 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ Joanne Paikea, a Maori Wardens team leader, on patrol in central Auckland, New Zealand, Nov. 10, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny271123202107 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON TUESDAY, NOV. 28, 2023. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ Signs in Auckland, New Zealand warn would-be shoplifters of security camers and fog cannons, which are used at many stores in the country as a detertrence, on Oct. 27, 2023. About 1,000 Indigenous Maori Wardens, an organization of self-governing volunteers across New Zealand, minister to the vulnerable, calm the vexed and occasionally intervene with the violent, working independently of Ñ but in tandem with Ñ the police. (Cornell Tukiri/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny220822191305 A model demonstrates the tandem stance, a balance exercise, in Austin, Texas, on Aug. 11, 2022. Balance training is an important but often-neglected skill, one that impacts both our longevity and our quality of life, beginning around age 40. (Sarah Karlan/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny190522215505 Veronica Ryan?s pieces ?Dem Mash You Up Man,? 2020, on the wall, and ?Cocoa Passion in Tandem,? 2021, on the floor, at Paula Cooper Gallery in Chelsea, where her current exhibition is titled ?Along a Spectrum,? in New York, April 1, 2022. At 65, the British artist based in New York is in the Whitney Biennial and on the Turner Prize shortlist. (Elias Williams/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny230222170304 Russian howitzers are loaded onto train cars at a station outside Taganrog, Russia, near the border with Ukraine, on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022. President Joe Biden has announced a new set of sanctions against Russia, imposed in tandem with Britain and the European Union. (The New York Times)

ny230222170605 President Joe Biden announces a new set of sanctions against Russia, imposed in tandem with Britain and the European Union, at the White House on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022. (Al Drago/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

MG1164550 TURKEY. Batman. 2021. Smoke rises in a cave where a woman cooks local bread in stone oven, traditionally known as âtandirâ near Mudevra / Yumrukaya village.

MG1164553 TURKEY. Batman. 2021. A woman cooks local bread in stone oven, traditionally known as âtandirâ, in a cave where they live with their herd near Mudevra / Yumrukaya village.

MG1164567 TURKEY. Siirt. 2021. A woman on her way to cook the local bread in stone oven traditionally known as âtandirâ near Kanimiri / Soguksu village.Officials did not show them a place to built their new village and villagers had no another option than living in makeshift tents few kilometers away from their former village, which is now completely sunken in the Ilisu Dam reservoir lake.

MG1164571 TURKEY. Siirt. 2021. A woman is being disturbed by a chicken while she cooks local bread in stone oven traditionally known as âtandirâ near Kanimiri / Soguksu village.Officials did not show them a place to built their new village and villagers had no another option than living in makeshift tents few kilometers away from their former village, which is now completely sunken in the Ilisu Dam reservoir lake.

ny150121140304 A tandem M.T.A. bus hangs over an overpass barrier in the Bronx early Friday morning, Jan. 15, 2021. The crashed happened Thursday night, causing the front portion to fall about 50 feet. The driver and at least six passengers were injured. (Dakota Santiago/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny150121140605 A tandem M.T.A. bus hangs over an overpass barrier in the Bronx early Friday morning, Jan. 15, 2021. The crashed happened Thursday night, causing the front portion to fall about 50 feet. The driver and at least six passengers were injured. (Dakota Santiago/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

MG1164499 TURKEY. Batman. 2020. A woman holds a knife while she cooks local bread in stone oven traditionally known as âtandirâ.

ny261119224004 The saxophonist Wendell Harrison, left, and the trombonist Phil Ranelin, the founders a 1970s Detroit jazz collective called Tribe, at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 8, 2019. Led by four jazz musicians, Tribe?s members put out their own records; published a widely influential, Afrocentric magazine with a circulation reaching 25,000; organized concerts, often in tandem with dancers and theater performers; and taught music to local children. (Emily Rose Bennett/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny261119224304 The trombonist Phil Ranelin, one of the founders of a 1970s Detroit jazz collective called Tribe, rehearses with students at Michigan State University before a jazz concert on campus in East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 8, 2019. Led by four jazz musicians, Tribe?s members put out their own records; published a widely influential, Afrocentric magazine with a circulation reaching 25,000; organized concerts, often in tandem with dancers and theater performers; and taught music to local children. (Emily Rose Bennett/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny261119224504 The saxophonist Wendell Harrison, left, one of the founders of a 1970s Detroit jazz collective called Tribe, rehearses with students at Michigan State University before a jazz concert on campus in East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 8, 2019. Led by four jazz musicians, Tribe?s members put out their own records; published a widely influential, Afrocentric magazine with a circulation reaching 25,000; organized concerts, often in tandem with dancers and theater performers; and taught music to local children. (Emily Rose Bennett/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny261119224204 The saxophonist Wendell Harrison, one of the founders of a 1970s Detroit jazz collective called Tribe, rehearses with students at Michigan State University before a jazz concert on campus in East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 8, 2019. Led by four jazz musicians, Tribe?s members put out their own records; published a widely influential, Afrocentric magazine with a circulation reaching 25,000; organized concerts, often in tandem with dancers and theater performers; and taught music to local children. (Emily Rose Bennett/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny020819113304 Riot police officers fire tear gas at demonstrators during a clash in Yuen Long, Hong Kong, on Saturday, July 27, 2019, during a march protesting a mob assault on demonstrators and others in a train station there last Sunday. Pointed hostility toward America, voiced by Chinese officials and state-run news organizations under the control of an all-powerful propaganda department, has escalated in recent weeks in tandem with two of China?s big problems: a slowing economy complicated by trade tensions and turbulence in Hong Kong that has no end in sight. (Lam Yik Fei/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

NN11595377 Suceken, Turkey, 2019. A woman cooks aubergines in 'tandir' in Suceken (Sikefta in Kurdish) village.Suceken is condemned to disappear under the water due to the construction of the Ilisu dam on the Tigris River. A total of 70,000 people will be displaced and 196 villages condemned to disappear.

ny020819113504 FILE -- A Huawei advertisement in Shanghai, on May 28, 2019. Pointed hostility toward America, voiced by Chinese officials and state-run news organizations under the control of an all-powerful propaganda department, has escalated in recent weeks in tandem with two of China?s big problems: a slowing economy complicated by trade tensions and turbulence in Hong Kong that has no end in sight. (Lam Yik Fei/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny270218161413 A relative holds a photo of Babar Shabir, missing after a boat transporting migrants capsized en route to Italy, in Tanda, Pakistan, Feb. 8, 2018. Shabir and a cousin paid $13,000 ? a fortune, even for the well-to-do here, to a smuggler guaranteeing safe passage to Europe. Shabir is thought to be among the 90 or so who died. (Sara Farid/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

NN11540882 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540884 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540883 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540887 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540886 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540885 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540890 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540889 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540888 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540891 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540893 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540892 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540895 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540896 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540897 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540899 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540900 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540898 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540901 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540902 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540903 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540906 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540904 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540909 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540907 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540912 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540911 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540910 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540913 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540914 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

NN11540915 ANTARCTICA. 2017. NASA IceBridge flight surveying climate change in Antarctica.Aerials taken from a NASA P3 plane flying over TanDEM-X B.

ny040517234503 Students study at the Price Center on campus at the University of California, San Diego, where an organization of Chinese students is protesting the invitation of the Dalai Lama as a commencement speaker, in La Jolla, Calif., April 23, 2017. The group has worked in tandem with Beijing to promote a pro-Chinese agenda and tamp down anti-Chinese speech on Western campuses. (Sandy Huffaker/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny040517234404 Students at the University of California, San Diego, where an organization of Chinese students is protesting the invitation of the Dalai Lama as a commencement speaker, in La Jolla, Calif., April 23, 2017. The group has worked in tandem with Beijing to promote a pro-Chinese agenda and tamp down anti-Chinese speech on Western campuses. (Sandy Huffaker/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

LON144597 Belgium. West Flanders. Bruges. Tandem bikes are for hire and here a family gets to grips with them, mother and son behind and father and daughter struggling to get going. 2012

ny110821192605 FILE ÑA staff member fields telephone calls at the office of Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009. Party leaders hoping to pass the infrastructure and social policy bills in tandem look to a similar maneuver from 2010 that secured the Affordable Care Act. After Kennedy's death Democrats found themselves in need of similar procedural gymnastic. (Luke Sharrett/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

NYC100290 AFGHANISTAN. Mian Poshteh, Helmand. 2009. A few minutes earlier, Marines on patrol had noticed some suspicious activity. A motorcyclehad driven by slowly, the driver staring at them intently. From a nearby ditch there was clearlysomeone watching their movements. As the troops walked down the road, an IED exploded andseveral men disappeared into the cloud, but no one was killed or badly hurt.The Marines gathered themselves and crossed a dry irrigation canal to another road. Thecommander ordered five men from the town to come to their position. Five village elderscomplied warily. The radio picked up chatter among the Taliban suggesting another bomb washidden by the road. At gunpoint the commander questioned the men. To one old man he yelled,âThat bomb went off because you didnât stop them!â The man responded, pleadingly, âI donâtknow anything, so how could I stop it?â The commander waved him off, âAlright, get away fromhere, alright.â After questioning the elders, the Americans forced them to form a human shield.The Afghans were told to fan out across the road and walk forward in tandem. The Marinesfollowed cautiously behind. As reporter Dexter Filkins and I began documenting these actions,the Marine commander halted the patrol and decided to return to base.

NN11442017 TAJIKISTAN. Nisur. 2008. An elderly woman and her niece pass through a doorway in tandem while renovating their home. Though simple in appearance, the construction and layout of the Pamiri house is full of meaning and tradition. The house is a place of worship and represents the universe.

PAR427200 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427201 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427203 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427202 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427206 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427204 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427205 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427208 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427207 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427209 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427210 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427212 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427211 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427213 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427214 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427216 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427215 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR427217 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517403 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517401 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517402 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517404 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517407 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517405 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517411 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517408 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517409 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517414 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517415 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517413 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517417 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517416 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

NN11517418 AFGHANISTAN. Kabul. December 20, 2004.The fall of the Taliban regime provoked a massive increase in the production of opium.In 2001,185 tons were produced in Afghanistan climbing to 8,200 tons in 2007.Afghanistan is the worlds largest supplier of heroin:75% of worldwide consumption.Above and beyond the international repercussions, it is at the local level where the drug does the most damage.The number of addicts rises in tandem with increases in production,a hitherto unheard of problem in Afghanistan.In a recent report,the UN estimates more than 64,000 people in Kabul,a great majority of whom are women,are dependent on heroin,opium and morphine.There are numerous reasons for addiction: depression,assorted aches and pains,self administered medication with opium and poverty.The return, after the war, of 2.5 million refugees,themselves consumers of narcotics in Iran and Pakistan,have helped spread the addiction.

PAR189124 RUSSIA. Republic of Daghestan. Village of Tando. A Daghestani militia soldier. This village was demolished by the Russian forces after the incursion of the Chechen "Wahabi" rebels (islamic fundamentalists who want to create an autonomous Islamic State) led by Shamil BASAYEV and Commander KHATAB in August 1999. July 2000.

LON20535 England. Cambridgshire. Huntingdon. A couple on a tandem bicycle with their child and dog in a trailer at a Cromwell re-enactment. He with an ear ring, she with a nose ring. 1999