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TOPSHOT - A portrait of an Iraqi man hangs on the wall of a heavily damaged house in the Old City of Mosul on January 26, 2021. - Once the historic heart of Iraq's Mosul, the Old City has lain in ruins for years. With rebuilding unlikely and the economy in a tailspin, homeowners are itching to sell. The single-family homes along the banks of the river Tigris, which divides Mosul in two, have remained largely untouched since Iraqi troops ousted the Islamic State group from the northern city in the summer of 2017. (Photo by Zaid AL-OBEIDI / AFP)
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