"Images by Cassandra Vinograd" (by Cassandra Vinograd)

French President Jacques Chirac, right, is escorted by Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade on his arrival at Dakar airport in Senegal Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the one-time capital of France's former West African colonial empire.(AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)

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French President Jacques Chirac, right, is escorted by Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade on his arrival at Dakar airport in Senegal Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the one-time capital of France's former West African colonial empire.(AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)
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Senegalese gay anti-AIDS activist Serigne, 27, who asked to be identified only by his first name, is pictured concealing his identity on a street in Dakar, Senegal, Jan. 26, 2005. The fear of violence and rejection is scaring gays away from treatment and making them a high-risk group in a country that has been spared the ravages of AIDS seen elsewhere in Africa. Serigne, who isn't infected, was attacked in the street after a newspaper named him as an anti-AIDS activist. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)

Tue, 21 Aug 2012 08:51:34 +0000

Senegalese gay anti-AIDS activist Serigne, 27, who asked to be identified only by his first name, is pictured concealing his identity on a street in Dakar, Senegal, Jan. 26, 2005. The fear of violence and rejection is scaring gays away from treatment and making them a high-risk group in a country that has been spared the ravages of AIDS seen elsewhere in Africa. Serigne, who isn't infected, was attacked in the street after a newspaper named him as an anti-AIDS activist. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)
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Senegalese women wave French and Senegalese flags as French President Jacques Chirac visits St. Louis in Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the centre of his country's former West African colonial empire. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)

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Senegalese women wave French and Senegalese flags as French President Jacques Chirac visits St. Louis in Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the centre of his country's former West African colonial empire. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)
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French President Jacques Chirac waves to the crowds in St. Louis, Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. Thousands of people cheered Chirac Thursday as he visited the former capital of France's one-time West African colonial empire, and promised to help rehabilitate a crumbling century-old bridge classified as a U.N. world heritage site. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)

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French President Jacques Chirac waves to the crowds in St. Louis, Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. Thousands of people cheered Chirac Thursday as he visited the former capital of France's one-time West African colonial empire, and promised to help rehabilitate a crumbling century-old bridge classified as a U.N. world heritage site. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)
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Salif Keita, a singer from Mali embraces Youssou N'Dour from Senegal, as an unidentified presenter looks on during a concert in Dakar, Senegal on Saturday, March 12, 2005.Top African singers are adding their voices to the fight against malaria, taking the stage in Senegal to help boost awareness of the leading killer of the continent's children.(AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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Salif Keita, a singer from Mali embraces Youssou N'Dour from Senegal, as an unidentified presenter looks on during a concert in Dakar, Senegal on Saturday, March 12, 2005.Top African singers are adding their voices to the fight against malaria, taking the stage in Senegal to help boost awareness of the leading killer of the continent's children.(AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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Children that were rescued by non-governmental organizations from indentured servitude look on as they sit at a rehabilitation center in Accra, Ghana, April 11, 2005. Fisherman send the children onto the lake to dive to disentangle nets and to clean the nets _ tasks suited to their agile bodies and small hands. IOM workers say nearly all the children they have freed have recounted stories of regular beatings, irregular meals and harsh living conditions. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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Children that were rescued by non-governmental organizations from indentured servitude look on as they sit at a rehabilitation center in Accra, Ghana, April 11, 2005. Fisherman send the children onto the lake to dive to disentangle nets and to clean the nets _ tasks suited to their agile bodies and small hands. IOM workers say nearly all the children they have freed have recounted stories of regular beatings, irregular meals and harsh living conditions. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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A child that was rescued by non-governmental organizations from indentured servitude look on as he sits at a rehabilitation center in Accra, Ghana, April 11, 2005. Fisherman send the children onto the lake to dive to disentangle nets and to clean the nets _ tasks suited to their agile bodies and small hands. IOM workers say nearly all the children they have freed have recounted stories of regular beatings, irregular meals and harsh living conditions. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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A child that was rescued by non-governmental organizations from indentured servitude look on as he sits at a rehabilitation center in Accra, Ghana, April 11, 2005. Fisherman send the children onto the lake to dive to disentangle nets and to clean the nets _ tasks suited to their agile bodies and small hands. IOM workers say nearly all the children they have freed have recounted stories of regular beatings, irregular meals and harsh living conditions. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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Children climb onto a sculpture of Olympic mascot named Wenlock, on the south bank of the River Thames in London, Saturday, July 21, 2012, one of many Olympic symbols which are currently decorating the London tourist sights. Large numbers of tourists are in London as the city prepares for the upcoming London 2012 Olympic Games, with less than a week until the start of the sports event. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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Children climb onto a sculpture of Olympic mascot named Wenlock, on the south bank of the River Thames in London, Saturday, July 21, 2012, one of many Olympic symbols which are currently decorating the London tourist sights. Large numbers of tourists are in London as the city prepares for the upcoming London 2012 Olympic Games, with less than a week until the start of the sports event. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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French President Jacques Chirac, left speaks to Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade in St. Louis in Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the centre of his country's former West African colonial empire. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)

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French President Jacques Chirac, left speaks to Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade in St. Louis in Senegal Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. The trip is the first in a decade to the centre of his country's former West African colonial empire. (AP Photo/Cassie Vinograd)
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Sunbathers soak up rays in a southwest London park on Sunday, July 22, 2012. After weeks of unseasonably chilly temperatures, the sun has come out in the capital with less than a week to go until the start of the London Olympics. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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Sunbathers soak up rays in a southwest London park on Sunday, July 22, 2012. After weeks of unseasonably chilly temperatures, the sun has come out in the capital with less than a week to go until the start of the London Olympics. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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A tourist poses for a photo next to a newly unveiled statue of Wenlock, one of the Olympic Games 2012 mascots, in London, Tuesday, July 17, 2012. London unveiled 83 of the life-sized, stylized statues throughout the capital. The statues are decorated in classic British motifs to reflect their locations, including a Beefeater and a replica of Big Ben. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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A tourist poses for a photo next to a newly unveiled statue of Wenlock, one of the Olympic Games 2012 mascots, in London, Tuesday, July 17, 2012. London unveiled 83 of the life-sized, stylized statues throughout the capital. The statues are decorated in classic British motifs to reflect their locations, including a Beefeater and a replica of Big Ben. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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Dozens of people dressed in Santa outfits gather in London’s Victoria Station before traveling to Trafalgar Square on Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. Hundreds of people dressed as Santa Claus have descended on London, startling commuters and tourists with a tide of seasonal cheer. Organizers of the annual "Santacon" festive flash mob say it is "a nonprofit, nonpolitical, nonreligious and nonsensical celebration of Christmas cheer, goodwill, and fun."(AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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Dozens of people dressed in Santa outfits gather in London’s Victoria Station before traveling to Trafalgar Square on Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. Hundreds of people dressed as Santa Claus have descended on London, startling commuters and tourists with a tide of seasonal cheer. Organizers of the annual "Santacon" festive flash mob say it is "a nonprofit, nonpolitical, nonreligious and nonsensical celebration of Christmas cheer, goodwill, and fun."(AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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Dozens of people dressed in Santa outfits gather in London’s Victoria Station before traveling to Trafalgar Square on Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011. Hundreds of people dressed as Santa Claus have descended on London, startling commuters and tourists with a tide of seasonal cheer. Organizers of the annual "Santacon" festive flash mob say it is "a nonprofit, nonpolitical, nonreligious and nonsensical celebration of Christmas cheer, goodwill, and fun."(AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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British soldiers collect donations for the 2011 "Poppy Appeal" outside London's St. Paul's subway station, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011. The annual event raises funds by distributing poppy pins for the Royal British legion each November ahead of Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)

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British soldiers collect donations for the 2011 "Poppy Appeal" outside London's St. Paul's subway station, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011. The annual event raises funds by distributing poppy pins for the Royal British legion each November ahead of Remembrance Day on Nov. 11. (AP Photo/Cassandra Vinograd)
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