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I love you Dad, Fathers Day typography with striped necktie, bow tie and ball. Happy Father’s Day calligraphy posters with balloons and hearts-stock-photo
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passengers waiting for train at st leonards warrior square station in hastings england UK at train arrives on southern railway service-stock-photo
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passengers waiting for train at st leonards warrior square station in hastings england UK at train arrives on southern railway service-stock-photo
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passengers waiting for train at st leonards warrior square station in hastings england UK at train arrives on southern railway service-stock-photo
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Oakland, United States. 16th Apr, 2025. A general view of the atmosphere before a special screening of 'Sinners' at the Grand Lake Theatre. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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Oakland, United States. 16th Apr, 2025. A general view of the atmosphere before a special screening of 'Sinners' at the Grand Lake Theatre. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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The Hague, Netherlands. 16th Apr, 2025. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather with placards, posters during the demonstration. ‘The Netherlands demands accountability', a small and very vocal demonstration aiming to bring yet again to the fore the plight of the Palestinian people of Gaza and the continuing genocide carried out on them by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF). While western leaders still chant the same mantra of Israel s' right of self-defiance in an occupied land. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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The Hague, Netherlands. 16th Apr, 2025. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather with placards, posters and the Palestinian flag seen during the demonstration. ‘The Netherlands demands accountability', a small and very vocal demonstration aiming to bring yet again to the fore the plight of the Palestinian people of Gaza and the continuing genocide carried out on them by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF). While western leaders still chant the same mantra of Israel s' right of self-defiance in an occupied land. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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London, UK. 16 April 2025 Revathi Malesh Thirumalesh and Thirumalesh Chellamal Hemachandran, the parents of Sudiksha Thirumalesh; Dean Gregory and Claire Staniforth, the parents of Indi Gregory; Lanre Haastrup (back), the father of Isaiah Haastrup; Aliya and Rashid Abbasi, the parents of Zainab Abbasi; Hollie Dance, the mother of Archie Battersbee, and a relative of Pippa Knight hold a banner and posters outside the Supreme Court in London, Britain, 16 April 2025. Five justices at the UK's highest court ruled today that the clinicians could be named. Isaiah suffered “catastrophic” brain damage-stock-photo
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Red cup of coffee or tea standing in the center of a red saucer. Vector illustration. Flat style. Suitable for cafe design, posters, banners, cards, k-stock-photo
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Set of bright modern posters for Fathers Day, male vibe, brutal colors, fatherhood. Vector illustration-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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KOLKATA, INDIA – APRIL 15, 2025: Hundreds join the vibrant Mangal Shobhajatra at dawn to mark the Bengali New Year. This colorful mass procession features posters, music, acrobatics, and festive performances, symbolizing unity, peace, and progress. Rooted in the Bangabda calendar, which began in 594 CE with the coronation of King Shashanka, the rally also honors Bengal’s heritage and humanity. The event showcases the spirit of togetherness and cultural pride across generations.-stock-photo
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