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Obama, on smartphone.
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Sam Marks, who founded a roller coaster enthusiasts group more than 20 years ago, gets a front-row seat on Six Flags America’s Apocalypse during technical rehearsal of the new ride on June, 6, 2012.
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Elaine Saunders, 77, enjoys wearing hats, a style that is fading among younger black women in Washington.
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Zahra Khamas, 9, listens to stories about how her recently deceased father was wounded by the U.S. military at her home in the Sadr City area of Baghdad.
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People have been lining up outside The Washington Post to buy today’s print edition.
Because you can’t make a keepsake out of a Web site.
This morning’s front page.
Maryland approves same-sex marriage, the DREAM act.
Kaine (D) over Allen (R) in Virginia Senate race.
