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12 July 2023

A gold belt buckle reflects sunlight as members of the US Marine Silent Drill Platoon perform at the weekly sunset parade hosted by US Marine Corps Barracks Washington at the Lincoln Memorial. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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#10258374

12 July 2023

Members of the US Marine Silent Drill Platoon perform at the weekly sunset parade hosted by US Marine Corps Barracks Washington at the Lincoln Memorial. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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12 July 2023

Members of the US Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon stand in formation during the US Marine Corps Barracks Washington's weekly sunset parade at the Lincoln Memorial. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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12 July 2023

The US Marine Corps Barracks Washington present their weekly sunset parade at the Lincoln Memorial. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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#10258328

12 July 2023

Master Sergeant David A. Cox (right), Assistant Drum Major for the US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps, greets a fellow Marine at the Lincoln Memorial. Both are participating in the weekly sunset parade hosted by the US Marine Corps Barracks Washington. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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#10258302

12 July 2023

Marines walk in formation with bayonetted rifles during the weekly sunset parade held by the US Marine Barracks Wshington at the Lincoln Memorial. The Marines also present a military tattoo weekly at the Barracks through the summer.

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#6885488

18 July 2021

Climate affected people are working in a fishing boot evening of the day at Monpura in Bhola, Bangladesh on July 18, 2021. Coastal areas in Bangladesh are on the 'front line' of climate change, directly affected by storm surges, drainage congestion, and sea level rise. Most of Bangladesh is less than ten metres above sea level, with almost ten per cent of the country below 1 metre, making it extremely vulnerable to increasing high tides.

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#6323636

5 January 2021

A man walks across a near-deserted Westminster Bridge in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323638

5 January 2021

A bus crosses a near-deserted Westminster Bridge in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323640

5 January 2021

A woman walks along a near deserted South Bank in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323642

5 January 2021

A woman walks along a near deserted South Bank in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323644

5 January 2021

A woman wearing a face mask waits to board a bus on Westminster Bridge Road in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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5 January 2021

Ambulances wait outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323648

5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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#6323650

5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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5 January 2021

A post box painted blue and carrying the message 'Thank You NHS' stands outside St Thomas' Hospital in London, England, on January 5, 2021. England began its third national lockdown today, with people across the country once again instructed to stay at home, other than for specific exemptions, with schools again shut as they did during the first lockdown last spring. The imposition of these new restrictions, announced yesterday evening in a televised address by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, comes in response to authorities' concern that the National Health Service (NHS) could soon be overwhelmed with covid-19 sufferers, and alongside plans to ramp up the UK's coronavirus vaccination programme in the coming days and weeks.

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