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Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and Cuban President Fidel Castro wave from their motorcade as they are driven through downtown Havana.

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Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev waves from his Zil to welcoming crowds along the Stalin-Allee in Communist East Berlin, Germany, 1960.

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Russian President Boris Yeltsin is assisted from his car by a Russian official as German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder (right) looks on in front of Cologne's cathedral, Germany.

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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's car heads for his inauguration in Moscow's Kremlin on May 7, 2008.

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Hugo CHAVEZ

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BUSH IN PARIS (2008)

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Bush in London (2008)

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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe arrives for the official opening of the Parliament in Harare, August 26, 2008.

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Tibetan Spiritual Leader The Dalai Lama steps into a vehicle as he leaves The Leelavati hospital in Mumbai on September 1, 2008. The Dalai Lama was discharged from the hospital, four days after he was admitted with abdominal discomfort. In recent weeks, the Dalai Lama has had a hectic itinerary as he campaigned for improved human rights in Tibet while China hosted the Olympic Games. The Tibetan monk fled into exile in India in 1959 following a failed uprising in Tibet against Chinese rule

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Diana arrives at Buckingham Palace. 28.04.93

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H M The Queen visited Oxford to open the new Castle development and a crowd of some hundreds of well wishers turned out for the happy event

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Macmillan later wrote about President Eisenhower during the 20 minute ride to the Mid Ocean Club, after meeting and collecting him from the Civil Air Terminal in Bermuda :
"He talked very freely to me - just exactly as in the old days. There were no reproaches - on either side; but (what was more important) no note of any change in our friendship or the confidence he had in me. Indeed, he seemed delighted to have somebody to talk to. In America, he is half King, half Prime Minister. This means that he is rather a lonely figure, with few confidants. He told me very frankly that he knew how unpopular Foster Dulles was with our people and with a lot of his people. But he must keep him. He couldn't do without him."
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President Richard Nixon waves to the crowd during a 1969 parade through West Berlin, Germany

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Juan Perón and his wife Eva in Buenos Aires on inauguration day (June 9, 1952) of his second term as president of Argentina.

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Augusto Pinochet (on horse) follows the Allende motorcade. José Tohá, Minister of the Interior, is seated next to the President

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Boston-area residents turned out by the millions to greet Pope John Paul II when he arrived in October of 1979 for the start of a historic tour of the United States.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and President George W. Bush take a spin in President Putin's car during a visit Sunday night, May 8, 2005.

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The Queen wawes to the crowd on Königstrasse. 1965

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Staatsbesuch des äthiopischen Kaisers Haile Selassie I. in der BRD, 8.-14.11.1954.
Hier: Ankunft vor dem Bonner Rathaus am 9.11.1954 in Begleitung von Bundespräsident T.Heuss.

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With smiles and a wave, U.S. President Harry Truman, left, and his successor, president-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower, leave the White House in an open car for inauguration ceremonies in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 20, 1953. Sitting in the front is Sen. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, and behind him is House Speaker Joe Martin