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Actor James Gandolfini poses with a bust of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein following the US-led invasion of the country, late 2003. Saddam would be executed 3 years later in December 2006. (1240 X 932)
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National Socialist Movement of Denmark members at a demonstration in the late 1990s.
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Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary Following Their Successful Summit of Mount Everest, 1953
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Len Dawson enjoying a cigarette and Fresca on the sideline of Superbowl I January 15th, 1967
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American Indian Movement (AIM) activists at the 71-day occupation of Wounded Knee on South Dakota’s Pine Ridge Reservation on March 7, 1973.
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A man feeds the pigeons while the Palace of Justice Siege takes place in front of him. Bogotá, 1985.
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Richard Nixon and his wife Pat attending Ghana’s Independence Day celebrations in March 1957 (697 x 560)
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The first image of the Ebola virus. On 13 October 1976, F. A. Murphy, a CDC virologist, took micrographs of a new virus. After additional tests, it was confirmed that the virus was something entirely new, what would eventually become known as Ebola, named after the Ebola River in DRC
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Contestants of a beautiful legs pageant wearing a bag over their head so only the legs get judged (1930s)
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Rare photo of infamous British unlicensed boxer, bouncer, mob enforcer, actor and "hardman" Lenny Mclean (center) as a 17 year old in 1966. Mclean was most widely known for his role as "Barry the Baptist" in the 1998 British crime film "Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels" (1728 X 1516)
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