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Literally The Best Photos In The World

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Portraits, 3rd prize singles, Denis Rouvre: Toku Konno, a survivor of the devastating tsunami of 11 March 2011. Among those in Japan who lost everything, she found refuge in a plastic temporary home in a makeshift village in the area of Sendai, north of Tokyo.

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