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Attendees view Bob Adelman's photography exhibit at the Westwood Gallery in New York City. Ray Tamarra/Getty Images hide caption
Crew members of the U.S. Navy destroyer USS Jason Dunham load supplies while docked in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in 2015. The U.S. and Cuba have restored diplomatic relations, but the U.S. says it remains committed to keeping the base. David Welna/NPR hide caption
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Mercy, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, provides subsidized affordable housing for low-income residents, including 25 apartments reserved for 18- to 24-year-olds. Shawn Wen/Youth Radio hide caption
In San Francisco, An Affordable Housing Solution That Helps Millennials
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addresses the Republican Jewish Coalition in December. He was booed for hesitating on the question of whether Jerusalem should be the capital of Israel. Susan Walsh/AP hide caption
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The 80-year-old Tsukiji Fish Market currently sits on some of the most valuable land in Tokyo, with easy access to wholesalers, retailers and tourists. Naomi Gingold for NPR hide caption
For Tokyo's Famed Fish Market, A Dreaded Death And A Hopeful Rebirth
Author Helen Oyeyemi's new book reflects her fascination with keys. Manchul Kim hide caption
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When It Comes To Desks, Sitting Is Bad, But Standing May Not Be Better
Attendees view Bob Adelman's photography exhibit at the Westwood Gallery in New York City. Ray Tamarra/Getty Images hide caption
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