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Time Magazine’s Pictures of the Week
I think I need to read more about these… I don’t understand the need to attend. I think that even if I couldn’t afford the wedding, that I would not get married in a mass wedding ceremony. Why can’t they have small religious ceremonies in their backyard (if these ceremonies have no legal certification result in the first place)?
http://lightbox.time.com/2012/03/30/pictures-of-the-week-march-23-march-30/#58

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Pictures of the Week: March 23 – March 30

From student protests in Jakarta and Tibetan self-immolations in India to Pope Benedict XVI’s Cuba visit and fires in Colorado, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

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