The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT18) VICTORIA FALLS, Zimbabwe -- June 20, 2004 -- ZIMBABWE-TOURISM -- With a rainbow from the mist of Victoria Falls spanning the background, a lone woman walks from Zambia into the no-man's land separating the Zambian and Zimbabwe customs and passport stations on June 3, 2004. With tourism in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe reduced to a trickle by economic collapse and political repression, Zimbabweans who once plied the tourist trade in their homeland have begun moving to Livingstone, Zambia, across the Zambezi River, where visitors are flocking. (Michael Wines/The New York Times)
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2004-06-20
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The New York Times Agency
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