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Protesters share a copy of the “Tuk-Tuk” newspaper while standing next to a tuk-tuk vehicle, in Tahrir Square, Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, November 20, 2019. A small group of Iraqi volunteers is working in secrecy to produce the newspaper that aims to be the voice of the largest grassroots protest movement in the country’s modern history. Its editors say the newspaper is vital amid shutdowns of the internet, filling a void left by mainstream Iraqi journalists who either back the government or fear retaliation. (Photo by Hadi Mizban/AP Photo)
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