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The most well-known image of Kitty Genovese is her 1961 mug shot, taken after a minor gambling arrest. The New York Times Photo Archive/Courtesy of WW Norton hide caption
Former Republican South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint left his seat last year to become president of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. Charles Dharapak/AP hide caption
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A woman adjusts her scarf after seeing the morality police in a cafe during a crackdown on "social corruption" in Iran's capital Tehran in 2008. Reuters/Landov hide caption
The most well-known image of Kitty Genovese is her 1961 mug shot, taken after a minor gambling arrest. The New York Times Photo Archive/Courtesy of WW Norton hide caption
People in the southwestern Chinese city of Kunming lined up 15 deep on Sunday night to donate blood for the more than 140 people who were injured in the mass knife attack at the city's rail station. Frank Langfitt/NPR hide caption
A Google data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Even online privacy advocates acknowledge that keeping personal data out of the hands of third parties is virtually impossible today. Connie Zhou/AP hide caption
Sun, surf and sermons: At the Daytona Beach Drive In Christian Church in Florida, parishioners attend services by parking their cars in a grassy lot. Amy Kiley/WMFE hide caption
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