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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
    juarez_drug_war_2074.JPG
  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
    juarez_drug_war_2076.JPG
  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
    juarez_drug_war_2077.JPG
  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A needle filled with heroin sits on a rock along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as junkies prepare to shoot up along  the US border. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Heroin addicts shoot up along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as the US border is seen in the background. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A needle filled with heroin sits on a rock along the dry riverbed of the Rio Grande River in Juarez, Mexico January 16, 2009 as junkies prepare to shoot up along  the US border. An ongoing drug war between cartels for control of the drug routes into the US killed 1600 people in Juarez last year and already 40 since the start of the new year making the city the most violent in Mexico.   (Photo by Richard Ellis)
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  • Rio Grande restaurant on West Mountain Avenue in the Old Town historic shopping and restaurant district in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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  • Rio Grande restaurant on West Mountain Avenue in the Old Town historic shopping and restaurant district in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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  • Muted colors of dried bulrush, cottonwood and coyote willow thickets with the Chupadera Mountains during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of bulrush during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of cottonwood and coyote willow thickets during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of cottonwood and coyote willow thickets during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of cottonwood and coyote willow thickets during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of cottonwood reflected in a lake during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of cottonwood and coyote willow thickets during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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  • Muted colors of dried bull rush, cottonwood and coyote willow thickets with the Chupadera Mountains during winter at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in San Antonio, New Mexico. The refuge restored the original Rio Grande bottomlands habitat with native species.
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