Tom Steyer embraces supporters after announcing the suspension of his 2020 presidential campaign at a watch party the day of the South Carolina primary in Columbia, Wednesday, February 26, 2020.
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Tom Steyer embraces supporters after announcing the suspension of his 2020 presidential campaign at a watch party the day of the South Carolina primary in Columbia, Wednesday, February 26, 2020.

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Tom Steyer embraces supporters after announcing the suspension of his 2020 presidential campaign at a watch party the day of the South Carolina primary in Columbia, Wednesday, February 26, 2020.

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Idris Salaam, a prospective graduate of A-B Tech's hospitality management and culinary arts programs, raises his fist during the singing of the national anthem at their commencement at the U.S Cellular Center Saturday, May 12
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Idris Salaam, a prospective graduate of A-B Tech's hospitality management and culinary arts programs, raises his fist during the singing of the national anthem at their commencement at the U.S Cellular Center Saturday, May 12, 2018

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Idris Salaam, a prospective graduate of A-B Tech's hospitality management and culinary arts programs, raises his fist during the singing of the national anthem at their commencement at the U.S Cellular Center Saturday, May 12, 2018

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Rhys Urkiel, 5, screams in surprise as a sheep held by Jim Lyons of Winterberry Farm in Leverett, lets out an unexpected bleet while at Greenfield's Academy of Early Learning Wednesday June 10. Recorder/Matt Burkhartt
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Rhys Urkiel, 5, screams in surprise as a sheep held by Jim Lyons of Winterberry Farm in Leverett, lets out an unexpected bleet while at Greenfield's Academy of Early Learning Wednesday June 10, 2015. 

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Rhys Urkiel, 5, screams in surprise as a sheep held by Jim Lyons of Winterberry Farm in Leverett, lets out an unexpected bleet while at Greenfield's Academy of Early Learning Wednesday June 10, 2015. 

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Tina Olsen, 73, of Brattleboro, dances with David Cantieni, Master of the Guiding Star Grange in Greenfield during a contra dance Saturday, October 8.
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Tina Olsen, 73, of Brattleboro, dances with David Cantieni, Master of the Guiding Star Grange in Greenfield during a contra dance Saturday, October 8, 2016. 

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Tina Olsen, 73, of Brattleboro, dances with David Cantieni, Master of the Guiding Star Grange in Greenfield during a contra dance Saturday, October 8, 2016. 

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Layla Hildenbrand, 8, of Mills River, and Kyleigh Adkins, 6, of Hickory, both campers at SEE day camp for children with visual impairment provided by IFB Solutions, mix brownie batter as they prepare a lunch for the campers' parents at Grace Baptist Churc
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Layla Hildenbrand, 8, of Mills River, and Kyleigh Adkins, 6, of Hickory, both campers at SEE day camp for children with visual impairment provided by IFB Solutions, mix brownie batter as they prepare a lunch for the campers' parents at Grace Baptist Church in West Asheville, Thursday, July 12, 2018. The camp, which is supported by IFB Solutions and sponsors, is free of charge for campers and took place from July 9 to July 13.

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Layla Hildenbrand, 8, of Mills River, and Kyleigh Adkins, 6, of Hickory, both campers at SEE day camp for children with visual impairment provided by IFB Solutions, mix brownie batter as they prepare a lunch for the campers' parents at Grace Baptist Church in West Asheville, Thursday, July 12, 2018. The camp, which is supported by IFB Solutions and sponsors, is free of charge for campers and took place from July 9 to July 13.

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Martha Rivers, 13, and her brother Minott Rivers, 12, pull leaves out of storm drains to help facilitate rainwater drainage during Hurricane Dorian on Calhoun Street in Charleston, SC, Thursday, September 5, 2019. The storm center was 80 miles south-south
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Martha Rivers, 13, and her brother Minott Rivers, 12, pull leaves out of storm drains to help facilitate rainwater drainage during Hurricane Dorian on Calhoun Street in Charleston, SC, Thursday, September 5, 2019. The storm center was 80 miles south-southeast of Charleston at 7 a.m. packing sustained winds of 115 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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Martha Rivers, 13, and her brother Minott Rivers, 12, pull leaves out of storm drains to help facilitate rainwater drainage during Hurricane Dorian on Calhoun Street in Charleston, SC, Thursday, September 5, 2019. The storm center was 80 miles south-southeast of Charleston at 7 a.m. packing sustained winds of 115 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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Tonya Hurley, mother of Trinity Harrison, stands at Trinity's chair after the Ware Shoals High School 2019 commencement Tuesday, May 28, at which she and Brandon Harrison, father of Trinity, were presented with her diploma. 18-year-old Harrison was killed
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Tonya Hurley, mother of Trinity Harrison, stands at Trinity's chair after the Ware Shoals High School 2019 commencement Tuesday, May 28, at which she and Brandon Harrison, father of Trinity, were presented with her diploma. 18-year-old Harrison was killed when a drunk driver collided with the vehicle she was riding in with her prom date on U.S 25 South on Saturday, Apr. 6 ×
Tonya Hurley, mother of Trinity Harrison, stands at Trinity's chair after the Ware Shoals High School 2019 commencement Tuesday, May 28, at which she and Brandon Harrison, father of Trinity, were presented with her diploma. 18-year-old Harrison was killed when a drunk driver collided with the vehicle she was riding in with her prom date on U.S 25 South on Saturday, Apr. 6 ×
Winona McCain, 71, a resident at Patewood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Greenville, raises her fist in the air after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from Jamie, a pharmacist with CVS, the company running the clinic at the facility, Monday
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Winona McCain, 71, a resident at Patewood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Greenville, raises her fist in the air after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from Jamie, a pharmacist with CVS, the company running the clinic at the facility, Monday, Dec 28, 2020. The vaccine was administered to over 70 people including residents and staff at the facility for round one of three. The residents will be the first at a long-term facility in South Carolina to receive the vaccine the vaccine. “Doors will be open one day soon if everyone takes the vaccine,” said McCain. She added, “I want a hug from my grandchild and my great grandchild.” ×
Winona McCain, 71, a resident at Patewood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Greenville, raises her fist in the air after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from Jamie, a pharmacist with CVS, the company running the clinic at the facility, Monday, Dec 28, 2020. The vaccine was administered to over 70 people including residents and staff at the facility for round one of three. The residents will be the first at a long-term facility in South Carolina to receive the vaccine the vaccine. “Doors will be open one day soon if everyone takes the vaccine,” said McCain. She added, “I want a hug from my grandchild and my great grandchild.” ×
Deacon Etheridge, 14, skimboards on a large puddle on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Swan Quarter, which is on the Pamlico Sound and about a three hour ferry ride from Ocracoke Island, was spared m
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Deacon Etheridge, 14, skimboards on a large puddle on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Swan Quarter, which is on the Pamlico Sound and about a three hour ferry ride from Ocracoke Island, was spared much of the effects of Hurricane Florence which devastated cities farther south including New Bern, Jacksonville and Wilmington.

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Deacon Etheridge, 14, skimboards on a large puddle on Main Street in Swan Quarter, N.C Sept. 14, 2018, after Hurricane Florence made landfall. Swan Quarter, which is on the Pamlico Sound and about a three hour ferry ride from Ocracoke Island, was spared much of the effects of Hurricane Florence which devastated cities farther south including New Bern, Jacksonville and Wilmington.

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Payton McNally, 10, of Premiere Athletics based in Knoxville, Tennessee, grabs the arm of teammate Lily Hughes, 9, asking her, "are you scared?" before their team is announced and escorted onto the floor before competition be
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Payton McNally, 10, of Premiere Athletics based in Knoxville, Tennessee, grabs the arm of teammate Lily Hughes, 9, asking her, "are you scared?" before their team is announced and escorted onto the floor before competition begins at the Gymnastics Gala meet at the U.S Cellular Center in Asheville, Saturday, January 6, 2017. Teams came from Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

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Payton McNally, 10, of Premiere Athletics based in Knoxville, Tennessee, grabs the arm of teammate Lily Hughes, 9, asking her, "are you scared?" before their team is announced and escorted onto the floor before competition begins at the Gymnastics Gala meet at the U.S Cellular Center in Asheville, Saturday, January 6, 2017. Teams came from Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

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Reid Culbertson speaks to his landlord on the phone Friday, February 7, 2020, after heavy rain flooded his and his wife Karalynn Culbertson's home and property Thursday, February 6, rendering it uninhabitable. The Culbertsons with their five children were
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Reid Culbertson speaks to his landlord on the phone Friday, February 7, 2020, after heavy rain flooded his and his wife Karalynn Culbertson's home and property Thursday, February 6, rendering it uninhabitable. The Culbertsons with their five children were forced to evacuate their home with their newborn daughter Clara Mae, wading through waist-deep water. ×
Reid Culbertson speaks to his landlord on the phone Friday, February 7, 2020, after heavy rain flooded his and his wife Karalynn Culbertson's home and property Thursday, February 6, rendering it uninhabitable. The Culbertsons with their five children were forced to evacuate their home with their newborn daughter Clara Mae, wading through waist-deep water. ×
Guests dance at the 20th annual RITmo Latino dance party, held on campus at Rochester Institute of Technology. The attendants included RIT students as well as individuals from across Western NY and the East Coast. RITmo Latino features a mixture of Latin
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Guests dance at the 20th annual RITmo Latino dance party, held on campus at Rochester Institute of Technology Sunday, September 30, 2012. The attendants included RIT students as well as individuals from across Western NY and the East Coast. RITmo Latino features a mixture of Latin and contemporary music. 

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Guests dance at the 20th annual RITmo Latino dance party, held on campus at Rochester Institute of Technology Sunday, September 30, 2012. The attendants included RIT students as well as individuals from across Western NY and the East Coast. RITmo Latino features a mixture of Latin and contemporary music. 

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David Quick, 2, is held down by his mother Vanessa as Junior, a barber at Top Notch Barbering salon in Rochester's Swillburg neighborhood gives him his first haircut, January 26, 2013.
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Two year old David Quick is held down by his mother Vanessa as Junior, a barber at Top Notch Barbering salon in Rochester's Swillburg neighborhood gives him his first haircut, January 26, 2013.

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Two year old David Quick is held down by his mother Vanessa as Junior, a barber at Top Notch Barbering salon in Rochester's Swillburg neighborhood gives him his first haircut, January 26, 2013.

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Allie Martin, 9, waits as patiently as she can, for Brianna George to emerge from the bus dropping her off from New York City, at Saint James Episcopal Church in Greenfield, Friday, July 8. Brianna George, of Fort Greene, Bro
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Allie Martin, 9, waits as patiently as she can, for Brianna George to emerge from the bus dropping her off from New York City, at Saint James Episcopal Church in Greenfield, Friday, July 8, 2016. Brianna George, of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, spent a week with the Martins, of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, as she has each summer for the past six years as part of the Fresh Air Fund program.

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Allie Martin, 9, waits as patiently as she can, for Brianna George to emerge from the bus dropping her off from New York City, at Saint James Episcopal Church in Greenfield, Friday, July 8, 2016. Brianna George, of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, spent a week with the Martins, of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, as she has each summer for the past six years as part of the Fresh Air Fund program.

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Members and guests of the Guilford Hounds drag hunting group wait in the North Meadows of Deerfield for the hunt to begin Sunday, November 22, 2015.
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Members and guests of the Guilford Hounds drag hunting group wait in the North Meadows of Deerfield for the hunt to begin Sunday, November 22, 2015.

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Members and guests of the Guilford Hounds drag hunting group wait in the North Meadows of Deerfield for the hunt to begin Sunday, November 22, 2015.

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Bernadette St. George a staff member at Earth Dance, an artist-run workshop, residency, and retreat center, Julie Lemoine, of Paris, a participant in a workshop led by Nancy Stark Smith, David Sharpe, Jake Wise and Mark Messe
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Bernadette St. George a staff member at Earth Dance, an artist-run workshop, residency, and retreat center, Julie Lemoine, of Paris, a participant in a workshop led by Nancy Stark Smith, David Sharpe, Jake Wise and Mark Messer, all staff members participate in a contact improv jam Thursday January 22, 2015. ×
Bernadette St. George a staff member at Earth Dance, an artist-run workshop, residency, and retreat center, Julie Lemoine, of Paris, a participant in a workshop led by Nancy Stark Smith, David Sharpe, Jake Wise and Mark Messer, all staff members participate in a contact improv jam Thursday January 22, 2015. ×
Linda Oliver gives her mother, Doris Bryant, 90, a resident at Manning Place senior living in Greer, an "air hug" from the other side of a window at the end of their visit Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Manning Place has set up a designated room to place resi
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Linda Oliver gives her mother, Doris Bryant, 90, a resident at Manning Place senior living in Greer, an "air hug" from the other side of a window at the end of their visit Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Manning Place has set up a designated room to place residents in when their families want to visit them on the other side of the window in response to the coronavirus outbreak. ×
Linda Oliver gives her mother, Doris Bryant, 90, a resident at Manning Place senior living in Greer, an "air hug" from the other side of a window at the end of their visit Wednesday, March 25, 2020. Manning Place has set up a designated room to place residents in when their families want to visit them on the other side of the window in response to the coronavirus outbreak. ×
Tim Eriksen, of Amherst, sings while holding his son, Eliasz, 2, with other participants in the Pioneer Valley All-Day Singing event at the First Congregational Church in Sunderland, Saturday, July 2. Those in attendance sung from the 1991 edition of the
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Tim Eriksen, of Amherst, MA, sings while holding his son, Eliasz, 2, with other participants in the Pioneer Valley All-Day Singing event at the First Congregational Church in Sunderland, Saturday, July 2, 2016. Those in attendance sung from the 1991 edition of the Sacred Harp songbook.

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Tim Eriksen, of Amherst, MA, sings while holding his son, Eliasz, 2, with other participants in the Pioneer Valley All-Day Singing event at the First Congregational Church in Sunderland, Saturday, July 2, 2016. Those in attendance sung from the 1991 edition of the Sacred Harp songbook.

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May Szulborski eats birthday cake on her 105th birthday, with Eleanor Krueger, 7, at Poet's Seat Health Center on High Street in Greenfield, Wednesday, April 6.
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May Szulborski eats birthday cake on her 105th birthday, with Eleanor Krueger, 7, at Poet's Seat Health Center on High Street in Greenfield, MA, Wednesday, April 6, 2016.

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May Szulborski eats birthday cake on her 105th birthday, with Eleanor Krueger, 7, at Poet's Seat Health Center on High Street in Greenfield, MA, Wednesday, April 6, 2016.

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