One of the many souvenir shops in Palestinian controlled Bethlehem.
One of the many souvenir shops in Palestinian controlled Bethlehem.
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A shop in downtown Jericho in Israel’s West Bank.
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An abandoned electronics store in the old city market of Manama, Bahrain.
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A shop featuring alabaster items in the Khan Al-Khalili market in Cairo, Egypt.
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The Grand Indonesia is one of the many upscale malls in the city. Located on the island of Java, Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia, with a population of over 12 million people, most of whom practice Islam.
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The Grand Indonesia is one of the many upscale malls in the city. Located on the island of Java, Jakarta is the capital of the Republic of Indonesia, with a population of over 12 million people, most of whom practice Islam.
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Shop keepers work late night in Kashgar, China, historically known as the “pearl of the Silk Road” trading route on the Kyrgyzstan and China border.
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Inside a small shop in Cambodia. Products include baby clothes, wall hangings, purses, beach bags, etc.
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Inside a small shop in Cambodia. Products include baby clothes, wall hangings, purses, beach bags, etc.
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Inside a small shop in Cambodia. Products include baby clothes, wall hangings, purses, beach bags, etc.
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Inside a small shop in Cambodia. Products include baby clothes, wall hangings, purses, beach bags, etc.
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Inside a small shop in Cambodia. Products include baby clothes, wall hangings, purses, beach bags, etc.
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In Phnom Penh, Cambodia, the crowded aisles, strong smells, and random noises fill the large area called the Russian Market. Many things can be found there such as clothing, material, trinkets, shoes, backpacks, food, movies, cd’s, and even jewelry.
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An odd assortment of products and toys in the window of a gift shop.
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Despite the U.S. trade embargo against Iran upscale products are imported into Iran via trade relationships with other Middle Eastern countries and Japan.
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A well-dressed man stands outside an high-end jewelry store in Monte Carlo, Monaco.
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Two men in a local village shop in Uganda.
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The Roman Ghetto was the first, last, and largest Jewish ghetto to be established in all of Western Europe. The Roman Ghetto was established as a result of a Papal bull issued by Pope Paul IV on 14 July 1555. The ghetto was controlled and managed by the Papal State from 1555 until 1870, except for a brief sevens years under Napoleon. It was destroyed when the newly formed Italian Republic was established and took over lands owned by the Pope. Today, this area of Rome, Italy is filled with quaint restaurants and shops in the old buildings.
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The Roman Ghetto was the first, last, and largest Jewish ghetto to be established in all of Western Europe. The Roman Ghetto was established as a result of a Papal bull issued by Pope Paul IV on 14 July 1555. The ghetto was controlled and managed by the Papal State from 1555 until 1870, except for a brief sevens years under Napoleon. It was destroyed when the newly formed Italian Republic was established and took over lands owned by the Pope. Today, this area of Rome, Italy is filled with quaint restaurants and shops in the old buildings.
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The Roman Ghetto was the first, last, and largest Jewish ghetto to be established in all of Western Europe. The Roman Ghetto was established as a result of a Papal bull issued by Pope Paul IV on 14 July 1555. The ghetto was controlled and managed by the Papal State from 1555 until 1870, except for a brief sevens years under Napoleon. It was destroyed when the newly formed Italian Republic was established and took over lands owned by the Pope. Today, this area of Rome, Italy is filled with quaint restaurants and shops in the old buildings.
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