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The week's best photojournalism

In some of the week's most striking images, a swimmer takes an icy dip, a snake enjoys his lunch, and more

Picture of Lauren Hansen
by Lauren Hansen
December 4, 2015

A woman swims in a partially frozen lake at a park in Shenyang, China.

(REUTERS/Sheng Li)

Palestinian girls take a ballet class in Gaza City.

(REUTERS/Suhaib Salem)

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A green vine snake feeds on an Indian Forest Skink inside the Silent Valley national park in Kerala, India.

(REUTERS/Abhishek N. Chinnappa)

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New recruits for the People's Liberation Army stand in formation during a training session in cold winter temperatures at a military base in Heihe, China. Temperatures reached four degrees below zero Fahrenheit.

(REUTERS/China Daily)

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Refugees covered with blankets wait to be allowed to cross the Macedonian border in northern Greece.

(AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)

Swimmers warm up during the U.S. Winter Nationals swimming event in Federal Way, Washington.

(AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

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Men put on storm trooper costumes in the parking lot of the "For The Love of The Force" Star Wars fan convention in Manchester, England.

(REUTERS/Phil Noble)

Pairs of shoes are symbolically placed on the Place de la Republique, after the cancelation of a planned climate march following shootings in the French capital, ahead of the World Climate Change Conference 2015 (COP21), in Paris.

(REUTERS/Eric Gaillard)

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History enthusiasts dressed as soldiers march near the village of Herspice, Czech Republic, marking the 210th anniversary of Napoleon's famous battle of Austerlitz.

(REUTERS/David W Cerny)

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A Japanese macaque jumps between rocks at a hot spring in Yamanouchi, Japan.

(REUTERS/Yuya Shino)

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Hundreds of people ride indoor bicycles during a campaign to promote exercising in Kunming, China.

(REUTERS/Wong Campion)**See last week's best of photojournalism**

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