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The week's best photojournalism

In some of the week's most striking images, Catalans face off against Spanish police, monkeys congregate on a beach, and more

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by Kelly Gonsalves
October 6, 2017

Spanish national police block people trying to reach a voting site assigned by the Catalan government in Barcelona, Spain.

(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

A fox yawns in the back garden of a London home.

(AP Photo/Matt Dunham)

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Air Force One flies past the broken windows of the Mandalay Bay hotel, from which gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on a crowd of thousands of concertgoers in Las Vegas.

(REUTERS/Mike Blake)

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Nitro Circus ringleader and stunt professional Travis Pastrana performs a motorcycle backflip over the River Thames in London.

(AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

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Members of Indonesia's army celebrate the 72nd anniversary of the country's military in Cilegon.

(REUTERS/Beawiharta)

A commuter on a scooter plows through a flooded street in Bangalore, India.

(EPA-EFE/JAGADEESH NV)

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Chechen brides attend a mass wedding in Grozny, Russia.

(AP Photo/Musa Sadulayev)

Canoeists train in the early morning fog on the Emmarencia Dam in central Johannesburg.

(EPA-EFE/KIM LUDBROOK)

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A Rohingya child carries an infant at a refugee camp in Palang Khali, Bangladesh.

(REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain)

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Gas masks, which were used during Ireland's conflict known as the "Troubles," hang in a walled-off, pro-Britain Protestant enclave called The Fountain in Londonderry, Ireland.

(REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne)

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Monkeys hang out in Cayo Santiago, known as Monkey Island, in Puerto Rico.

(AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)

Boats sail on Lake Geneva at sunset near Lausanne, Switzerland.

(EPA-EFE/JEAN-CHRISTOPHE BOTT)**See last week's best photojournalism**

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