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Images Dated 5th January 2010 (page 4)

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Power supply connected to garden-light

A solid block wall with layers of plaster shown in top right corner

Model of a house with interior exposed

Mortise latch, a type of door latch

Wooden door and door frames

Measuring a window

Cylinder lock and key, exploded view

Model of a house with patio, garden and garden shed

Flush verge on a gabled roof, close-up

Appliances connected to soil stack

Shingle valley, roof detail

Replacing a window

Cross section digital illustration of spinal cord and nerves

Digital illustration of showing left side of human brain

Digital illustration of head in profile showing cross section of brain, neck vertebra and spine

Digital illustration of showing right side human brain

Digital illustration showing arteries in human brain

Cross section digital illustration of spinal cord and nerves surrounded by vertebra

Digital illustration of cranial nerves linked to human brain

Digital illustration of showing back view of human brain

Digital illustration of woman with head in profile showing brain connected to spinal cord

Cross section model of a house with plumbing exposed

Digital illustration of human head in profile showing brain

Digital illustration of head in profile showing skull, brain, and spine

Digital illustration of head in profile showing brain and spine

Digital illustration of head in profile showing skull, brain and spine

Images Dated 5th January 2010: Air Force pararescuemen conduct a combat insertion and extraction exercise in Djibouti

Air Force pararescuemen conduct a combat insertion and extraction exercise in Djibouti
January 5, 2010 - Air Force pararescuemen conduct a combat insertion and extraction exercise from a Marine CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter in Djibouti, Africa

Images Dated 5th January 2010: A U. S. Air Force pararescueman begins his descent from the belly of a CH-53E Super

A U. S. Air Force pararescueman begins his descent from the belly of a CH-53E Super
January 5, 2010 - A U.S. Air Force pararescueman begins his descent of 40 feet from the belly of a Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter over the Horn of Africa

Images Dated 5th January 2010: An Air Force pararescueman conducts a combat insertion and extraction exercise in Djibouti

An Air Force pararescueman conducts a combat insertion and extraction exercise in Djibouti
January 5, 2010 - An Air Force pararescueman conducts a combat insertion and extraction exercise from a Marine CH-53 Sea Stallion helicopter in Djibouti, Africa

Images Dated 5th January 2010: Members of the visit, board, search and seizure team approach their ship in preparation

Members of the visit, board, search and seizure team approach their ship in preparation
Yokosuka, Japan, August 5, 2009 - Members of the visit, board, search and seizure team assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG-54)

Images Dated 5th January 2010: USA, Tennessee. Painterly effect on lupine flowers

USA, Tennessee. Painterly effect on lupine flowers. Credit as: Jim Zuckerman / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Little owl -Athene noctua-, Hortobagy, Hungary, Europe

Lake Powell, Page, Utah

Monument valley in Winter, Arizona, south western United States of America

Upper Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Western united States of America

Images Dated 5th January 2010: The beautiful colours of Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Western United States of America

The beautiful colours of Antelope Canyon, Arizona, Western United States of America
Antelope Canyon was formed by erosion of Navajo Sandstone, mostly due to flash flooding and less due to other sub-aerial processes

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