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Cheap to reproduce, it became the most widely circulated image of the leader of the Indian freedom movement.
Mr. Frequin said the request for the ban had been inspired by photographs that showed fans in an unfavorable light, like a widely circulated image of a little boy making an obscene gesture at a rival team.
A church burning in Sohag, multiple angles http://t.co/l9UvwoWFX4 http://t.co/WzaATVbJ9U http://t.co/yZ9XD5AMlZ — Mostafa Hussein (@moftasa) 14 Aug 13 Mr. Hussein also noted on Twitter that one widely circulated image of a burned-out church was not taken in Egypt on Wednesday but in Iraq in 2010.
Many placards reproduced the widely circulated image of Obama as the Joker character played by Heath Ledger in last year's Batman film The Dark Knight.
In any case, the scene in Inglewood offered a sharp contrast of a widely circulated image of Baton Rouge police officers in riot gear and helmets confronting a female protester wearing a simple dress.
In the most widely circulated image of Dylann Roof, who is charged with murdering nine African Americans at Charleston, S.C.'s Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, the white 21-year-old sports a jacket emblazoned with flag patches from two failed white supremacist states — Rhodesia and apartheid-era South Africa.
By the afternoon: Twitter users circulated images of a sheriff's badge, noting that there are circles at the end of the corners.
National and international media outlets have circulated images of these effigies, painting a nostalgic and mournful picture of an agrarian way of life now past.
Elsewhere around Damascus, activists circulated images of what they said was evidence of summary executions by the government in the Jobar neighborhood.
Shortly before Christmas, Kenyan police circulated images of two terror suspects with a reward offered for any information leading to their arrests.
In the summer, nongovernmental organizations circulated images of the cluster bomb to specialists, and specialists in several countries could not pin down a solid identification.
