A volunteer, centre, serves drinks at a public Christmas dinner as a boy asks Santa Claus for a selfie, in Martyrs Square where anti-government activists are encamped, in Beirut, Lebanon. As Lebanon's protest movement enters its third month, the economic pinch is hurting everyone. But Lebanese are resorting to what they've done in previous wars and crises: They rely on each other, not the state.
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In this picture taken with a long time exposure people walk along the Christmas Fair in front of the Mariendom (Cathedral of Mary) and St. Severi's Church in Erfurt, central Germany. The Erfurt Christmas Market is one of the most beautiful Christmas Markets in the whole of Germany. The square is beautifully decorated with a huge, candle-lit Christmas tree and a large, hand-carved wooden creche.
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Iranian Christians celebrate Christmas Eve mass at the Saint Joseph Chaldean-Assyrian Catholic church, in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2019. Christianity is a recognized religion by the country's constitution; Christians have representatives at the parliament, can go to their own schools and vote in the elections.
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