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    30
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    2013
    6:50pm, EST

    Next hurdle for Malala after Taliban attack: Skull repair

    The Pakistani schoolgirl, who survived a Taliban assassination attempt, will soon have what doctors hope will be her final operation, before she returns to full health. Malala Yousufzai's surgeons will fit a titanium plate over a hole in her skull which was shattered by the gunman's bullet. ITV's Rupert Evelyn reports.

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    Please don’t give quotations from holy scriptures, which are interpreted as one likes by people at different times. We are concerned about what we are seeing at present and not comparison of apples and oranges by taking examples of different times. Females, minorities (sects/tribes) and helpl …

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  • 20
    Nov
    2012
    2:05pm, EST

    Clown doctors bring levity to serious situations

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    Professional performers 'Doctor E.K.' and 'Dr. Mafalda,' members of the Red Noses clown doctors, perform in the pediatric clinic in Novo Mesto, Slovenia on Nov. 7.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor Sfrckljana' performs with a doll in a clinic for infectious diseases in Ljubljana on Nov. 7.

    Since 2004 15 clown doctors, inspired by the U.S. Doctor 'Patch' Adams, visit different hospitals throughout Slovenia 2-3 times a week, using laughter to help aid the recovery of young and elderly patients suffering from serious illness or injury.

    Editor's note: Reuters made these pictures available to NBC News on Nov. 20.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    Members of the Red Noses clown doctors on Nov. 7.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor E.K.' performs in the pediatric clinic in Novo Mesto, on Nov. 7.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor Obizek Cvilka' and 'Doctor Zena' perform at a home for the elderly in Ljubljana on Nov. 19.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor Mally' dances with a nurse as an elderly patient watches at a care home in Izola, on Nov. 16.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor Zivalski' shows a mirror to an elderly woman as he performs at a care home in Izola, on Nov. 13.

    Srdjan Zivulovic / Reuters

    'Doctor Zen' sings to boys in the hospital for disabled youth in Stara Gora on Nov. 5.

    Previously on PhotoBlog:

    • Bienvenidos! Mexico City welcomes clowns for an international convention
    • Camp aims to lift clown frowns during slow economy
    • Clowning around with nuns

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    Lovely!

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