Pilots rush to their racing cars during the start of the 32 "Le Mans 24-Hour Race" (24 Heures du Mans), Le Mans, 20 June 1964. French Jean guichet and Italian Nino Vaccarella won the competition, driving a Ferrari 275 YP. Fifty five cars were taking part in the French enduring race, which first held in 1923. / AFP PHOTO
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Former leader of the rock band KLF James Cauty has produced a poster mimicking a British stamp with Queen Elizabeth II wearing a gas mask which is on display at an art gallery in Brighton 04 June 2003. The artist created the work in response to the war against Iraq. The Royal Mail is threatening to sue the gallery claiming that it is a breach of its Copyright on stamps and the Queen's profile image, and has asked the gallery to remove the poster. / AFP PHOTO / JAMES CAUTY

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American Golfer Arnold Palmer kicks off from the second floor of the Eiffel Tower

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A young man jumps with his skateboard at Venice Beach Skateboard Park on July 4, 2011 in Venice, California. The first skateboards to reach public notice came out of the surfing craze of the early 1960s, developed to help surfers practice when waves were unfavorable. The first prototypes were simple wooden boards with roller-skate wheels attached, and the practice was sometimes referred to as "sidewalk surfing." The surfing group Jan and Dean even had a minor hit called "Sidewalk Surfing" in 1964. By the mid-1980s skateboards were mass produced and sold throughout the United States. AFP PHOTO / GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP PHOTO / GABRIEL BOUYS

Portrait of US swimmer Johnny Weissmuller

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