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  1. Hollywood actor Brad Pitt (C) walks with his wife, actress Angelina Jolie (L), at al-Bzouria Souk in Damascus' old downtown, during a visit to Syria October 2, 2009.
  2. Hollywood actor Brad Pitt (L) walks with his wife, actress Angelina Jolie (2nd L), at al-Bzouria Souk in Damascus' old downtown, during a visit to Syria October 2, 2009.
  3. Angelina Jolie, right, goodwill ambassador for the United Nations' refugee agency, UNHCR, and her partner Brad Pitt, left, in downtown Damascus, Friday, Oct. 2, 2009. It was the Academy Award-winning actress' second visit to Syria in two years. On Friday, she visited Damascus' poorest suburbs where she was welcomed by two Iraqi families. The actress has worked with UNHCR since early 2001.
  4. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor discuss post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  5. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor discuss post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  6. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: (L to R) Former President Bill Clinton, actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor laugh while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  7. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt looks on while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by former President Bill Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  8. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt looks on while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by former President Bill Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  9. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt looks on while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by former President Bill Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  10. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt looks on while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by former President Bill Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  11. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: (L to R) Former President Bill Clinton, actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor look on while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  12. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: (L to R) Former President Bill Clinton, actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor laugh while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  13. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Former President Bill Clinton (L) appears with actor Brad Pitt while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  14. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor Brad Pitt and Lower Ninth Ward homeowner Deidra Taylor laugh while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. Taylor received a new home from Pitt's Make it Right foundation after hers was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  15. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Former President Bill Clinton (L) laughs with actor Brad Pitt while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.
  16. NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 24: Former President Bill Clinton (L) appears with actor Brad Pitt while discussing post-Katrina New Orleans at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) September 24, 2009 in New York City. The fifth annual meeting of the CGI gathers prominent individuals in politics, business, science, academics, religion and entertainment to discuss global issues such as climate change and peace in the Middle East. The event, founded by Clinton after he left office, is held the same week as the General Assembly at the United Nations, when most world leaders are in New York City.

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