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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Gary "Rochester" Roberts, right, from the Pittsburgh Franklins, snags a fly ball bare handed underneath teammate Christian "Jebediah" Brenner. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Talbot Fair Play first base man Frank "Tumbleweed" Draper stretches for the ball during a close play at first. Pittsburgh Franklin striker Jim "Irons" Armstrong was out at first..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Talbot Fair Play first base man Frank "Tumbleweed" Draper stretches for the ball during a close play at first. Pittsburgh Franklin striker Jim "Irons" Armstrong was out at first..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play ballist Frank "Tumbleweed" Draper, is involved in a close play with Matt "Lips" Lip from the Pittsburgh Franklins at first base. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled..
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play second baseman Brian "Pick" Lynch tosses a grounder to first base...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Talbot Fair Play striker Todd "Moonlight" Murphy...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Talbot Fair Play members Joe "Double Dip" Jordan, foreground, Brett "Jailer" Cover, holding the wooden bat in the background, and Scott "Tin Can" Martino, far right. Pittsburgh Franklins members are Willy "Junior" Ramaley, and Jason "Bird Dog" Ramaley, far far background...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Pittsburgh Franklins' Jason "Sonny" Schieble misses the throw to him at first base allowing Talbot Fair Play striker Jim "Grandpa" Apple to reach on a grounder. The base balls were slippery due to rain, making routine plays more difficult. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play second baseman Warren "Red" Kilmer forces out Pittsburgh Franklin base runner Bill "Biz" Ramaley..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play's Scott "Curly" Murphy has problems holding onto the slippery base ball as Pittsburgh Franklin base runner Christian "Jebediah" Brenner slides into third base. .The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Striker, Jim "Irons" Armstrong, from The Pittsburgh Franklins...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Gary "Rochester" Roberts, from the Pittsburgh Franklins, makes contact with the vintage base ball. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Pittsburgh Franklin Willy "Junior" Ramaley wipes sweat from his head. .The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Pittsburgh Franklins first base man Jason "Sonny" Schieble.The Talbot Fair Play striker Brett "Jailer" Cover, ..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Pittsburgh Franklins first base man Jason "Sonny" Schieble.The Talbot Fair Play striker Brett "Jailer" Cover, ..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Pittsburgh Franklins first base man Jason "Sonny" Schieble.The Talbot Fair Play striker Brett "Jailer" Cover, ..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Pittsburgh Franklin pitcher Jim "Irons" Armstrong tosses to a Talbot Fair Play striker. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..(L-R) Jason "Sonny" Schieble, John "Coffee Broiler" Slacker, Scott "Curly" Murphy, Buddy "The Baptist" McKay,.The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled..
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..John "Coffee Broiler" Slacker, .Scott "Curly" Murphy,.Buddy "The Baptist" McKay.The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled..
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Pitsburgh Franklins Christian "Jebediah" Brenner runs to first base after hitting the ball..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Pittsburgh Franklin catcher Willy "Junior" Ramaley, hustles down the first base line to catch a foul ball during rainy conditions..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Jason "Bird Dog" Ramaley from the Pittsburgh Franklins fields a ball to first base...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..John "Coffee Broiler" Slacker pitches for the Pittsburgh Franklins...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Jason "Sonny" Schieble of the Pittsburgh Franklins...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Jim "Grandpa" Apple pitches for the Talbot Fair Play. .The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Christian "Jebediah" Brenner from The Pittsburgh Franklins...The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Talbot Fair Play first baseman Stephen "Soot" Sheedy moments before making a play at first base..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play's Scott "Curly" Murphy has problems holding onto the slippery base ball as Pittsburgh Franklin base runner Christian "Jebediah" Brenner slides into third base. .The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Joe "Double Dip" Jordan from the Talbott Fair Play uses his bare hands to field a grounder while teammate Brett "Jailer" Cover, backs him up should the ball get away from him. The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..The Pittsburgh Franklins first base man Jason "Sonny" Schieble.The Talbot Fair Play striker  Brett "Jailer" Cover,..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • (Photo by Matt Roth)..Talbot Fair Play striker Craig "High Ball" Warner..The Pittsburgh Franklins played the Talbot Fair Play with 1864 rules during the Washington D.C. Vintage Base Ball Classic Sunday, August 2, 2009. After six innings, with the Fair Play leading 17-11, the game was called due to rain. The rain caused the D.C. Parks and Rec department to pull the field permits and the finals were cancelled.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that throws crazy, themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City soon. Ms. Legetic is photographed in her D.C. apartment Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • photo by Matt Roth.Assignment ID: 30129863A..Svetlana Legetic, 32, is the impresario behind Brightest Young Things, an online D.C. lifestyle magazine that also throws crazy themed parties geared towards twenty and thirty-somethings. The company is expanding to New York City. Ms. Legetic is photographed at The Jack Rose Dining Saloon in the Adams Morgan D.C. neighborhood Thursday, August 9, 2012.
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  • Photo copyright 2009, Matt Roth.Friday, August 7, 2009.The 9:30 Club Washington D.C...Asheville, NC champ, Electric Testicle (Caleb Hanks), looks on in horror as New York's William Ocean (Andrew Litz), left, and Seattle's Dirk Courage (Derek Beck) share a few pieces of Wrigley's 5 gum before the 2009 U.S. Air Guitar Championships at the 9:30 Club in Washington D.C. Friday, August 7, 2009. Wrigley's 5 gum is a sponsor of U.S. Air Guitar and this photograph is a staged and improvised situation.
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  • Washington, D.C. - August 05, 2016: <br />
Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, moderates the Earthjustice hosted panel "Environmental Justice 101" during the National Association of Black Journalists/National Association of Hispanic Journalists event Friday Aug. 5., 2016 from 2:45-4:15 pm at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park. <br />
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Panelists are: Moderator, Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, Martha Dina Arguello, Executive Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, Dr. Beverly Wright, Executive director of Dillard University's Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, Dr. Robert Bullard, Dean of the School of Public Affairs at Texas Southern University, and Lisa Garcia, Vice President of Healthy Communities at Earthjustice.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - August 05, 2016: <br />
Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, moderates the Earthjustice hosted panel "Environmental Justice 101" during the National Association of Black Journalists/National Association of Hispanic Journalists event Friday Aug. 5., 2016 from 2:45-4:15 pm at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park. <br />
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Panelists are: Moderator, Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, Martha Dina Arguello, Executive Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, Dr. Beverly Wright, Executive director of Dillard University's Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, Dr. Robert Bullard, Dean of the School of Public Affairs at Texas Southern University, and Lisa Garcia, Vice President of Healthy Communities at Earthjustice.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - August 05, 2016: <br />
Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, preps before moderating the Earthjustice hosted panel "Environmental Justice 101" during the National Association of Black Journalists/National Association of Hispanic Journalists event Friday Aug. 5., 2016 from 2:45-4:15 pm at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park. <br />
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Panelists are: Moderator, Darryl D. Fears, Reporter, The Washington Post, Martha Dina Arguello, Executive Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, Dr. Beverly Wright, Executive director of Dillard University's Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, Dr. Robert Bullard, Dean of the School of Public Affairs at Texas Southern University, and Lisa Garcia, Vice President of Healthy Communities at Earthjustice.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Hubert Haaga, Jr., 63, from Washington D.C. attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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"I think we need to do something about the gun problem in America. We need to ban the AR-15. <br />
We won’t let the NRA have a choke hold on us anymore. <br />
I grew up in Mississippi. When I was young, we’d take guns to school to go hunting with after school. We’d leave them in the parking lot and nobody thought anything about it." <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Hubert Haaga, Jr., 63, from Washington D.C. attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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"I think we need to do something about the gun problem in America. We need to ban the AR-15. <br />
We won’t let the NRA have a choke hold on us anymore. <br />
I grew up in Mississippi. When I was young, we’d take guns to school to go hunting with after school. We’d leave them in the parking lot and nobody thought anything about it." <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018: Graham Cole, 40, from Washington D.C. attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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Graham, says he understand the seriousness of the issues, but he likes to add comic relief to the protests he attends. During warmer weather he dresses up as The Dude from the movie "The Big Lebowski."I’ve never owned a gun but I’ve used them in the military, but I don't see a need to own one." <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Catherine Tsephe, 4, from Washington D.C., attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Catherine Tsephe, 4, from Washington D.C., attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Catherine Tsephe, 4, from Washington D.C., attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018:  Catherine Tsephe, 4, and her mom Susan Chun, from Washington D.C., attend the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018.<br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - March 24, 2018: Kunal Goel, 23, from Washington D.C. attends the March For Our Lives gun control rally in Washington D.C. Saturday March 24, 2018. <br />
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"Gun issues are something we’ve needed to talk about for a while. Hopefully politicians will see {how many people have attended the march} and not ignore. Seeing how many people at the March revalidates my issues." <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: People play in sprinklers set up by the D.C. fire department on Constitution Ave. after the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: People play in sprinklers set up by the D.C. fire department on Constitution Ave. after the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: People play in sprinklers set up by the D.C. fire department on Constitution Ave. after the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Bill Snape dresses as Frostpaw the polar bear during the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: A man selling pretzels during the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017 is approached by Bill Snape dressed as Frostpaw the polar bear. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: A man selling pretzels during the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017 is approached by Bill Snape dressed as Frostpaw the polar bear. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Bill Snape dresses as Frostpaw the polar bear during the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: A members of an Aztec Dance group at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Members of an Aztec Dance group at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Marchers gather on the National Mall for the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales, a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada, with other featured speakers at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales, a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada, is a featured speaker at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales, a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada, is a featured speaker at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales, a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada, is a featured speaker at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales is a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: The U.S. Capitol Building the morning of the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales is a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales is a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Arturo Gonzales a Community Organizer with Chispa Nevada speaks to a film crew during the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: Clarence White, Southern Cheyenne And Arapaho Nation at the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2017: The U.S. Capitol Building the morning of the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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The League of Conservation Voters and Chispa participate in the People's Climate Movement in Washington D.C. Saturday April 29, 2017. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The League of Conservation Voters
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  • Washington, D.C. - June 30, 2015: En route to the Dram & Grain basement cocktail bar, Jack Rose hostess Inez Koberg, 23, from Washington D.C., escorts Wes Adams, 32, from Washington D.C., middle, and Andrew Black, 31, from Rockville, Md., past a locked "employees only" door, down two flights of stairs and pass through two sets of doors before reaching the cozy basement bar within a bar. <br />
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Dram & Grain is the cozy basement cocktail bar inside the expansive, whiskey focused Washington D.C. whiskey bar The Jack Rose. Reservations are needed for seats in the Dram & Grain on Fridays and Saturdays. Tuesday thru Thursday it's first come first served, but you still need the host to escort you past the "employees only" security locked door beyond the bathrooms. <br />
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CREDIT: Matt Roth for The New York Times<br />
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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  • Brianne Nadeau for Washington D.C. City Council Ward 1.<br />
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Washington, D.C. - April 29, 2018<br />
CREDIT: Matt Roth
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