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Photo Essay: Daily Life in Yemen
By Sandy Choi
Page 1 of 18
Posted February 2009
An ancient land that globalization seems to have passed by, Yemen is not just about choking traffic, crushing poverty, and Islamic extremism.


Between worlds: A wadi, which serves as a highway during dry season, separates new Sanaa (left) from old Sanaa (right). Old Sanaa is one of four UNESCO World Heritage sites in Yemen.


Sandy Choi is a photographer in Washington, D.C.
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