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The snapshot captured yet another horrifying moment in the worsening U.S. opioid epidemic.

The snapshot captured by the census for 2009, the first year of the Obama presidency, shows an America in the throes of economic upheaval.

In many ways, the snapshot captured the atmosphere at Heat games during the playoffs: the celebrity fan who wants to be seen and the noncelebrity fan who is there to watch the game.

As I boarded a plane to Washington D.C. in September my Aunt texted a meme of my son, the snapshot captured him perfectly and I immediately decided to make a rally poster.

23 With many of the organisations surveyed only being in their first year of establishment, the snapshot captured through our study is of meso-level organisations at the infancy stage of their evolution.

However, many critical aspects of virology exist outside the snapshots captured by traditional methods used to generate high-resolution structures.

From photojournalism to abstract imagery, the snapshots capture American regionalism through the lenses of Weegee, Dorothea Lange, Hank Willis Thomas and more.

Thus, there is a question about how well this snapshot captures the mean physical activity and its variation across each area and over time.

The snapshot he captures is not a flattering one.

The snapshot perfectly captures Myers' rise to prominence, from a bit player with the Bruins who won a national championship to a high-powered sports agent to the second-youngest general manager in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors.

Still, the Labor Department's monthly snapshot captures the economic challenges as President Obama continues to press Congress to pass his jobs bill.