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Passageiros no aeroporto de Heathrow, em Londres, observam decolagem de Boeing 747 de British Airways. A British Airways passenger jet takes off from Terminal 5, at Heathrow Airport, west of London, on October 29, 2010. British Airways on Friday posted net profits of 107 millions pounds for the first six months of the groups financial year, its first interim profit for two years, as revenues rose and non-fuel costs fell. The impressive result, equivalent to 122 millions euros or 170 million dollars, compared with a net loss of 217 million pounds in the six months to September 2009, the airline said in a results statement. AFP PHOTO/BEN STANSALL<!-- NICAID(6347884) -->
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An employee prepares to close a bar at the end of a days work at Plaza Mayor in Madrid on October 24, 2020. - Spain is bracing for a new national state of emergency to allow the imposition of curfews as its regions pushed for action to slow surging virus cases. (Photo by OSCAR DEL POZO / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14625967) -->
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People wearing protective face masks walk by high-rise buildings during the morning rush hour as they arrive at the business district of La Defense west of Paris on October 16, 2020 as the country faces a new wave of infections to the Covid-19 (the novel coronavirus). - La Defense, the largest European business district and the fourth largest in the world, had to reshape its activity following the Covid-19 pandemic: work from home, barrier measures and safety guidelines. According to Paris-La Defense association district, 60% of its workers have returned to the office. However, following the lockdown, the generalisation of home working, the partial closure of bars and restaurants and, now, the curfew, the daily life of some 500 companies and 180,000 employees is permanently affected. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP)<!-- NICAID(14628652) -->
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