Gallery: Photos from Dec. 9, 2024
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The Steelers running back Jaylen Warren pops through the Browns defense in the second quarter Sunday at Acrisure Stadium.
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Coaches watch skiers compete during a men’s World Cup giant slalom skiing race on Sunday in Beaver Creek.
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The Steelers fans against the Browns in the second quarter Sunday at Acrisure Stadium.
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Lithuanian Orthodox believers touch religious relics during a Prayer of Thanksgiving at the Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday.
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Demetra Constantine, 2, of New Kensington, eats a cookie as her neighbors sing holiday carols in a New Kensington neighborhood with their neighbors on Sunday night.
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Syrians wait to cross into Syria from Turkey at the Oncupinar border gate, near the town of Kilis, southern Turkey, Monday.
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People stand outside the infamous Saydnaya military prison, just north of Damascus, Syria, on Monday. Crowds are gathering to enter the prison, known as the “human slaughterhouse,” after thousands of inmates were released following the rebels’ overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on Sunday.
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Faithful throw rose petals on a statue of the Virgin Mary at the end of the commemoration of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary at the Sanctuary of Lo Vasquez, Valparaiso, Chile, Sunday.
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Cousins Jackson (left), 5, and Carter, 8, of New Kensington eat cookies and drink hot chocolate as they sing holiday carols in a New Kensington neighborhood with their neighbors on Sunday night.
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A woman examines the cells at the infamous Saydnaya military prison, just north of Damascus, Syria, on Monday. Crowds are gathering to enter the prison, known as the “human slaughterhouse,” after thousands of inmates were released following the rebels’ overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on Sunday.
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