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GM1E4360BAF01 Polar explorer Liv Arnesen sits for a portrait in New York, March 5, 2008. Arnesen, along with American Ann Bancroft, became one of the first women to cross the Antarctica on skis, covering 2,700 km (1,700 miles) in 90 days. Arnesen and Bancroft are due to be honoured with the Courage Award, for their polar expedition, at the Wings Worldquest Women of Discovery Awards Gala in New York on Wednesday. REUTERS/Keith Bedford (UNITED STATES)
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GM1E4360BA701 Polar explorer Liv Arnesen sits for a portrait in New York, March 5, 2008. Arnesen, along with American Ann Bancroft, became one of the first women to cross the Antarctica on skis, covering 2,700 km (1,700 miles) in 90 days. Arnesen and Bancroft are due to be honoured with the Courage Award, for their polar expedition, at the Wings Worldquest Women of Discovery Awards Gala in New York on Wednesday. REUTERS/Keith Bedford (UNITED STATES)
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GM1E4360B9V01 Polar explorer Liv Arnesen sits for a portrait in New York, March 5, 2008. Arnesen, along with American Ann Bancroft, became one of the first women to cross the Antarctica on skis, covering 2,700 km (1,700 miles) in 90 days. Arnesen and Bancroft are due to be honoured with the Courage Award, for their polar expedition, at the Wings Worldquest Women of Discovery Awards Gala in New York on Wednesday. REUTERS/Keith Bedford (UNITED STATES)
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RP6DRMRSSBAB Shadows from flowers placed in memory of U.S. actress Anne Bancroft at the Hollywood are cast on her Walk of Fame star in Hollywood June 8, 2005. Oscar and Tony Award winner Anne Bancroft, the husky-voiced actress immortalized as Helen Keller's teacher in "The Miracle Worker"' and the seductive Mrs. Robinson in the iconic 1967 film "The Graduate," has died in New York of uterine cancer, her family said on Tuesday. REUTERS/Fred Prouser
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RP6DRMRSSBAA A woman walks past a wreath placed in memory of actress Anne Bancroft at her star along the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood June 8, 2005. Bancroft, the Hollywood star immortalized as the seductive Mrs. Robinson in 1967's "The Graduate" died in New York of uterine cancer on June 6, 2005. Bancroft's death was announced June 7. REUTERS/Fred Prouser FSP/CN
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RP3DRIMNZZAA Actor Mel Brooks and wife, actress Anne Bancroft arrive for openingnight of the musical he created, "The Producers" May 29, 2003 inHollywood. The Los Angeles engagement of the hit musical stars MartinShort and Jason Alexander. REUTERS/Fred ProuserFSP
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RP3DRIMNZVAA Actor Mel Brooks hams it up as he arrives with wife, actress AnneBancroft for opening night of the musical he created, "The Producers"May 29, 2003 in Hollywood. The Los Angeles engagement of the hitmusical stars Martin Short and Jason Alexander. Woman at right is anunidentified publicist. REUTERS/Fred ProuserFSP
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RP2DRIQBMOAA Antarctica explorers Liv Arnesen (L) and Ann Bancroft accept theGlamour Magazine "Women of the Year" award at the magazine's 2001 awardshow in New York, October 29, 2001. Arnesen and Bancroft became thefirst women ever to cross Antarctica on foot. REUTERS/Jeff ChristensenJC/ME
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RP2DRIIAHVAA The first women to cross Antarctica on foot, Liv Arnesen from Norway (R), and Ann Bancroft from Scandia, Minnesota, are seen in a combination of two photographs at a news conference in New York March 12, 2001 to promote their next endeavor. The pair, who completed a 96-day, 1,717 mile trek across Antarctica using skis and towing sleds, were launching Bancroft Arnesen Explore, a set of programs dedicated to seeking out and promoting women's and young girl's achievements in exploration.MS/RCS
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RP2DRIIAHHAA The first women to cross Antarctica on foot, Liv Arnesen from Norway (L), and Ann Bancroft from Scandia, Minnesota (R), share a laugh together at a news conference in New York March 12, 2001 to promote their next endeavor. The pair, who completed a 96 day 1,717 mile trek across Antarctica using skis and towing sleds, were launching Bancroft Arnesen Explore, a set of programs dedicated to seeking out and promoting women's and young girl's achievements in exploration.MS/RCS
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RP2DRIIPFFAA Liv Arnesen (L) of Norway is embraced by her husband Eirnar Glestad after arriving in Hobart from Antarctica March 5, 2001. Arnesen and Ann Bancroft of the U.S. became the first women to ski across Antarctica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days, contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34degC (-30degF).MDB/PB
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RP2DRIIPFEAA Ann Bancroft of Scandia, Minnesota in the U.S. yells in delight as she sees friends upon her arrival in Hobart from Antarctica March 5, 2001. Bancroft and Liv Arnesen of Norway became the first women to ski across Antarctica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days, contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34degC (-30degF).MDB/PB
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RP2DRIIPFCAA Liv Arnesen of Norway (C) reaches over to shake the hand of a school girl as Ann Bancroft (L) of Scandia, Minnesota in the U.S. looks on as they arrive in Hobart from the Antarctica March 5, 2001. Arnesen and Bancroft became the first women to ski across Antarctica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days, contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34degC (-30degF).MDB/PB
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RP2DRIIPFAAA Liv Arnesen of Norway (L) and Ann Bancroft from Scandia, Minnesota in the U.S. sit on the wharf beside the ship "Sir Hubert Wilkins" which brought them back to Hobart from the Antarctica March 5, 2001. Arnesen and Bancroft became the first women to ski across Antarctica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34deg C (-30deg F).MDB/PB
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RP2DRIIPEZAA A supporter holds up a banner welcoming Liv Arnesen of Norway (C) and Ann Bancroft (L) of Scandia, Minnesota in the U.S. to Hobart from the Antartica March 5, 2001. Arnesen and Bancroft became the first women to ski across Antartica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34deg C (-30deg F).MDB
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RP2DRIIPEWAA Liv Arnesen of Norway (L) and Ann Bancroft of Scandia, Minnesota in the U.S. wave as they arrive in Hobart from Antartica March 5, 2001. Arnesen and Bancroft became the first women to ski across Antartica, covering the 1688 miles (2,700 kms) ice continent in 90 days contending with winds gusting up to 100 miles an hour (160 km per hour) and temperatures averaging -34degC (-30degF).XX
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RP2DRIDHTOAA The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditionson February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airliftthem on the first leg of their journey home. "Our weather is really quitecrummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft, said with fellow skier Liv Arnesensitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheetof ocean at the edge of the continent. The pair is shown pulling their250-pound sleds across Antarctica in this undated photograph.REUTERS/yourexpedition.SV
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PBEAHULDPAW - UNDATED FILE PHOTO - The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditions on February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airlift them on the first leg of their journey home. ["Our weather is really quite crummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft said, with fellow skier Liv Arnesen sitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheet of ocean at the edge of the continent.] Arneson is shown in this undated photograph. (CREDIT REUTERS/yourexpedition.com/Handout)
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PBEAHULDPAV - UNDATED FILE PHOTO - The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditions on February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airlift them on the first leg of their journey home. ["Our weather is really quite crummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft said, with fellow skier Liv Arnesen sitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheet of ocean at the edge of the continent.] Bancroft is shown in this undated photograph. (CREDIT REUTERS/yourexpedition.com/Handout)
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PBEAHULDPAT - UNDATED FILE PHOTO - The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditions on February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airlift them on the first leg of their journey home. "Our weather is really quite crummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft, said with fellow skier Liv Arnesen sitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheet of ocean at the edge of the continent. The pair is shown pulling their 250-pound sleds across Antarctica in this undated photograph. (CREDIT REUTERS/yourexpedition.com/Handout)
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RP2DRIDHTPAA The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditionson February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airliftthem on the first leg of their journey home. "Our weather is really quitecrummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft said, with fellow skier Liv Arnesensitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheetof ocean at the edge of the continent. Arneson is shown in this undatedphotograph. REUTERS/yourexpedition.SV
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RP2DRIDHTNAA The first two women to ski across Antarctica waited in white-out conditionson February 15, 2001 at the edge of a frozen ocean for a plane to airliftthem on the first leg of their journey home. "Our weather is really quitecrummy," Antarctic skier Ann Bancroft said, with fellow skier Liv Arnesensitting close by in their tent pitched on the Ross Ice Shelf, a frozen sheetof ocean at the edge of the continent. Bancroft is shown in this undatedphotograph. REUTERS/yourexpedition.SV
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PBEAHULZWES Actor Mel Brooks and his wife actress Anne Bancroft pose for photographers as they arrive at Time Magazine's 75th Anniversary party in New York City's Radio City Music Hall, March 3.
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RP1DRIFGVIAA Actor Mel Brooks and his wife actress Anne Bancroft pose for photographers as they arrive at Time Magazine's 75th Anniversary party in New York City's Radio City Music Hall, March 3.TIME ANNIVERSARY
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PBEAHULYVER Actress Anne Bancroft, one of the stars of the new film "Great Expectations," poses with her husband, actor and director Mel Brooks, as they arrive at the film's premiere January 20 in Los Angeles.[The film which also stars Ethan Hawke and Gwyneth Paltrow is based on the novel by Charles Dickens and opens January 30 in the United States].
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PBEAHULYVCW Actors Ethan Hawke, (L) Anne Bancroft (C) and Gwyneth Paltrow, stars of the new film "Great Expectations," pose at the film's premiere January 20 in Los Angeles.The film, based on the novel by Charles Dickens, opens January 30 in the United States.
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RP1DRIGKZUAA Actress Anne Bancroft, one of the stars of the new film "Great Expectations," poses with her husband, actor and director Mel Brooks, as they arrive at the film's premiere January 20 in Los Angeles.The film which also stars Ethan Hawke and Gwyneth Paltrow is based on the novel by Charles Dickens and opens January 30 in the United States.PREMIERE
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RP1DRIGKWIAC Actors Ethan Hawke, (L) Anne Bancroft (C) and Gwyneth Paltrow, stars of the new film "Great Expectations," pose at the film's premiere January 20 in Los Angeles.The film, based on the novel by Charles Dickens, opens January 30 in the United States.PREMIERE
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PBEAHUNDUAV Samantha Mathis (L), Anne Bancroft (C) and Alfre Woodard, three generations of actresses and stars of the new film "How To Make An American Quilt", pose together at the film's premiere September 27 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre. The film opens in the United States October 6
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PBEAHUNDTCN Actress Anne Bancroft, one of the stars of the new film "How To Make An American Quilt", poses at the film's premiere September 27 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre. The film opens in the United States October 6
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