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A Hungarian girl dressed in traditional garb screams as local boys pour water on her on March 26, 2010, in the main street of the village of Holloko, about 100 kms north-east from the Hungarian capital Budapest during a presentation of traditional Easter celebrations in this region. Holloko, a World Heritage listed village, will celebrate Easter next weekend with traditional 'watering of the girls' a fertility ritual rooted in Hungarian tribes of pre-Christian past, going as far back as the second century after Christ. (Photo by Balint Porneczi/AFP Photo)
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