Images Dated 2002
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Featured 2002 Print
Files-France-Music-Bowie
(FILES) This file photo taken on September 10, 2002 shows British singer David Bowie smiling during a CD signing in Paris, ahead of his upcoming concerts in the French capital 24 and 25 September. / AFP PHOTO / FRANCK FIFE
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Bowie, Celebrity, David Bowie, Horizontal, Music, Smile
Featured 2002 Print
Us-Lindbergh-Transatlantic-Waves
Erik Lindbergh, grandson of Charles Lindbergh, takes of for Paris in "The New Spirit of St. Louis," 01 May, 2002, from Farmingdale, NY in a memorial voyage replicating his grandfather's famous transatlantic flight 75 years ago. Beginning in April, Erik Lindbergh departed San Diego's Lindbergh Field and followed the "Lone Eagle's" 1927 flight plan from San Diego to St. Louis to New York. Today Erik lifted off from Republic Airport in Farmingdale, NY for the non-stop flight across the Atlantic to Le Bourget Airport, outside Paris. Lindbergh is making the commemorative flight solo, in a single-engine, composite Lancair Columbia 300. AFP PHOTO / Stan HONDA / AFP PHOTO / STAN HONDA
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Featured 2002 Print
Afrique-Burkina-Taiwan-Agriculture-Riziere
Une vendeuse de lait de vache passe, le 28 aout 2002, devant le plus vaste projet de riziere d'Afrique de l'ouest, pres du village de Hiena-Djonkele. Une dizaine d'ingenieurs taiwanais transforment en effet depuis quelques semaines les bas-fonds insalubres et impraticables de ce village burkinabe en un perimetre rizicole qui doit devenir le plus vaste d'Afrique de l'ouest. Les travaux comprennent la construction de vannes de retention d'eau, de digues, de canaux de drainage et de 23 kilometres de route, le tout representant un cout global de 22, 7 millions de dollars US finance par Taiwan. Situe a 400 km a l'ouest de Ouagadougou, ce projet doit occuper 1.800 hectares qui permettront a terme la production de 8.000 tonnes de riz. AFP PHOTO ISSOUF SANOGO / AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO
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