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The week's best photojournalism

In some of the week's most striking images, a snowboarder performs while on fire, a veterinarian bonds with a sea lion, and more

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by Sarah Eberspacher
March 27, 2015

A woman works in a mustard field on the outskirts of Srinagar, India.

(REUTERS/Danish Ismail)

A serviceman runs to his children at a farewell ceremony at the Vaziani military base outside Tbilisi, Georgia, before the troops departed for Afghanistan to join a NATO-led mission called Resolute Support.

(REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili)

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A trio of couples enjoy the spring equinox sunset from Beluga Point in Anchorage, Alaska.

(AP Photo/Dan Joling)

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An aerial view of houses outside the town of Diffa in Niger.

(REUTERS/Joe Penney)

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People watch a partial solar eclipse at Bradgate Park in Newtown Linford, England.

(REUTERS/Darren Staples)

A boy dives into a pool in Santiago, Chile.

(REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado)

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Girls watch soldiers from Niger and Chad move through the recently retaken town of Damasak, Nigeria, which was under siege from Boko Haram militants.

(REUTERS/Emmanuel Braun)

A Basenji puppy peeks out from under a soldier's arm at Hyde Park in London.

(AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

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A snowboarder performs during the Red Bull Jump and Freeze competition at Kazakhstan's Shymbulak ski resort.

(REUTERS/Shamil Zhumatov)

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Students complete their morning exercises with soccer balls on a playground in Linhai, China.

(REUTERS/China Daily)

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A veterinarian works to acclimate a sea lion to his presence during a training session at the Paris Zoological Park.

(REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer)

A Syrian refugee girl practices her martial arts skills at the Korean Taekwondo Academy For Syrian Children in Jordan's Al Zaatari refugee camp.

(REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed) **See last week's best photojournalism**

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