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Photo: A young woman looks out from an old International Harvester truck in Bennet, Nebraska.

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A young woman looks out from an old International Harvester truck in Bennet, Nebraska.

Photo: Rodeo queens laugh during a photo shoot in front of an American flag.

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Rodeo queens laugh during a photo shoot in front of an American flag.

Picture of a woman with an endangered, eight-week-old Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) cub at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo.

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A woman with an endangered, eight-week-old Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) cub at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo.

Picture of Joel Sartore with eight-week-old Bengal tiger cubs (Panthera tigris tigris) at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo.

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Joel Sartore with eight-week-old Bengal tiger cubs (Panthera tigris tigris) at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo.

Photo: A group of people gather to watch fireworks and celebrate the Fourth of July in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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A group of people gather to watch fireworks and celebrate the Fourth of July in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Photo: A wedding reception at The Knolls country club in Lincoln, Nebraska.

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A wedding reception at The Knolls country club in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Photo: Ranch hands relax and joke after a day of working cattle on the 130,000-acre Callaghan ranch near Encinal, Texas.

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Ranch hands relax and joke after a day of working cattle on the 130,000-acre Callaghan ranch near Encinal, Texas.

A local resident draws a laugh from her daughter by donning the head of a musk ox (Ovibos moschatus) recently shot by her husband. Sport hunters are allowed to kill approximately 70 of these animals, once extinct in Alaska, per year.

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A local resident draws a laugh from her daughter by donning the head of a musk ox (Ovibos moschatus) recently shot by her husband. Sport hunters are allowed to kill approximately 70 of these animals, once extinct in Alaska, per year.

Photo: Two young boys pose behind colonial cutouts at the Boston Tea Party ship in Boston harbor, Massachusetts.

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Two young boys pose behind colonial cutouts at the Boston Tea Party ship in Boston harbor, Massachusetts.

Photo: A young boy fishing from a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

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A young boy fishing from a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

Photo: A young boy fishing in a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

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A young boy fishing in a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

Photo: A young boy fishing from a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

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A young boy fishing from a boat on a pond near Ceresco, Nebraska.

Photo: A young boy laughs while sitting along a stream with his sister near Dunbar, Nebraska.

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A young boy laughs while sitting along a stream with his sister near Dunbar, Nebraska.

Photo: Two brothers wrestling at a cabin in Leech Lake, Minnesota.

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Two brothers wrestling at a cabin in Leech Lake, Minnesota.

Photo: A young boy laughing while on vacation at Leech Lake, Minnesota.

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A young boy laughing while on vacation at Leech Lake, Minnesota.

Photo: A mother smiles for a portrait at her home in Washignton, D.C.

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A mother smiles for a portrait at her home in Washignton, D.C.

Photo: A father plays with his son and daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

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A father plays with his son and daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A father and his daughter play together at their home in Washington D.C.

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A father and his daughter play together at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A father plays with his daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

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A father plays with his daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A family poses for a picture at their home in Washington D.C.

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A family poses for a picture at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A mother kisses her son at their home in Washington D.C.

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A mother kisses her son at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A father kisses his two year-old daughter while eating at a restaurant.

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A father kisses his two year-old daughter while eating at a restaurant.

Photo: A woman plays with her daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

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A woman plays with her daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A woman plays with her daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

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A woman plays with her daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: A father plays with his son and daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

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A father plays with his son and daughter at their home in Washington D.C.

Photo: Two young girls chat after practicing soccer atop Holmes Lake Dam in Lincoln, NE.

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Two young girls chat after practicing soccer atop Holmes Lake Dam in Lincoln, NE.

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