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#9472674

21 January 2023

Framed by a large wooden cross, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) speaks at the annual March for Life in Washington, DC, joined by some of his Republican colleagues from the House of Representatives. This year’s march is a celebration of the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade and the federal right to abortion access on June 24, 2022, in the Dobbs v. JWHO opinion. Roughly half the states have since banned or severely restricted access to abortion. Anti-abortion activists want to go further and called for Congress to pass a national abortion ban.

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#9472672

21 January 2023

Framed by a large wooden cross, Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) speaks at the annual March for Life in Washington, DC, joined by some of his Republican colleagues from the House of Representatives. This year’s march is a celebration of the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade and the federal right to abortion access on June 24, 2022, in the Dobbs v. JWHO opinion. Roughly half the states have since banned or severely restricted access to abortion. Anti-abortion activists want to go further and called for Congress to pass a national abortion ban.

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#8885750

20 September 2022

during a press conference on the Protecting Children's Innocence Act. The proposed bill would prohibit the administration and teaching of gender-affirming healthcare to minors. It also would prhibit the use of federal funds for gender-affirming care, including federal subsidies to private plans providing coverage. The bill has little chance of passing.

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#8885726

20 September 2022

during a press conference on the Protecting Children's Innocence Act. The proposed bill would prohibit the administration and teaching of gender-affirming healthcare to minors. It also would prhibit the use of federal funds for gender-affirming care, including federal subsidies to private plans providing coverage. The bill has little chance of passing.

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#6955100

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955102

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955104

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#6955106

14 August 2021

Mary Sainz, activist and wife of Israel Vallarta, imprisoned for her alleged participation in the crime of kidnapping and exhibited during a television montage on December 9, 2005, demonstrates in the Zócalo of Mexico City during the commemoration of 500 years of the indigenous resistance and Spanish invasion in Mexico, where dancers, musicians, singers, healers and creators of offerings from various traditions of the country, shared their knowledge and honored their ancestors in order to bring citizens closer to reflecting on their history and identity. Since last year, the government authorities in turn renamed the anniversary, known for decades as the fall of Tenochtitlan, and called it the day of indigenous resistance. On August 13, 2021 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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#4773062

18 August 2019

a bandaged Liverpool midfielder James Milner battles with Southampton forward Danny Ings during the Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton on Saturday 17th August 2019.

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#4771554

17 August 2019

Liverpool midfielder James Milner out jumps Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse during the Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton on Saturday 17th August 2019.

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#4113222

6 April 2019

Liverpool midfielder James Milner tackles Southampton forward Josh Sims during the Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton on Friday 5th April 2019.

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#4113220

6 April 2019

Liverpool midfielder James Milner puts in his tackle on Southampton forward Josh Sims during the Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium, Southampton on Friday 5th April 2019.

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#3638614

10 January 2019

View of Ein Karem village which it considered one of the suburbs of Jerusalem. Archaeological evidence indicates that this site was as early as the second millennium BC. According to one account, Ein Karem is the birthplace of John the Baptist. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus and the Virgin Mary visited Zara Ein Karem several times. It is believed that the second Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab passed it once during the Islamic conquest, and prayed in it. Ottoman records show that in 1596 Ein Kerem was a village in the Jerusalem area (the Jerusalem Brigade), with a population of only 160 people.

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#3638616

10 January 2019

View of Ein Karem village which it considered one of the suburbs of Jerusalem. Archaeological evidence indicates that this site was as early as the second millennium BC. According to one account, Ein Karem is the birthplace of John the Baptist. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus and the Virgin Mary visited Zara Ein Karem several times. It is believed that the second Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab passed it once during the Islamic conquest, and prayed in it. Ottoman records show that in 1596 Ein Kerem was a village in the Jerusalem area (the Jerusalem Brigade), with a population of only 160 people.

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#3638618

10 January 2019

View of Ein Karem village which it considered one of the suburbs of Jerusalem. Archaeological evidence indicates that this site was as early as the second millennium BC. According to one account, Ein Karem is the birthplace of John the Baptist. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus and the Virgin Mary visited Zara Ein Karem several times. It is believed that the second Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab passed it once during the Islamic conquest, and prayed in it. Ottoman records show that in 1596 Ein Kerem was a village in the Jerusalem area (the Jerusalem Brigade), with a population of only 160 people.

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#3638620

10 January 2019

View of Ein Karem village which it considered one of the suburbs of Jerusalem. Archaeological evidence indicates that this site was as early as the second millennium BC. According to one account, Ein Karem is the birthplace of John the Baptist. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus and the Virgin Mary visited Zara Ein Karem several times. It is believed that the second Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab passed it once during the Islamic conquest, and prayed in it. Ottoman records show that in 1596 Ein Kerem was a village in the Jerusalem area (the Jerusalem Brigade), with a population of only 160 people.

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