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Kate Porter and her daughter Adria, age 12('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

Dr. Margot Gage Witvliet, a professor in epidemiology at Lamar University, ('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

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Dr. Margot Gage Witvliet, a professor in epidemiology at Lamar University, ('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

Rahab Ibrahim, ‘Chibok Girl’ for The New York Times

Morteza Arefifar, an asylum seeker from Afghanistan, Manus Island Detention Centre, Papua New Guinea for The New York Times

Deborah Andrawus, ‘Chibok Girl’ for The New York Times

Dr. Stella Hahn, Covid-19 frontline worker, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New York for The New York Times Magazine

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The Prime Minister of Thailand, Prayut Chan-o-cha for Time Magazine

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The President of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-Wen for Time Magazine

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Marjorie Roberts ('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

Jeffrey Siegelman, MD, ('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

Lauren Nichols ('What If You Never Get Better From Covid-19?) 2021 for The New York Times Magazine

Jackaroo, Roma, Queenland, Australia, 2017 for The New York Times

Canadian military veteran Christoper Sutherland, age 36, Soltara Healing Center, Costa Rica, 2019. Sutherland participated in an Ayahuasca ceremony in an attempt to heal is PTSD. For The New York Times

Ashraf Ghani, President of Afghanistan, 2016 for The New Yorker

Rudy Gonsior, age 34 and a former US Army Special Forces sniper, Soltara Healing Center, Costa Rica, 2019. Gonsior participated in an Ayahuasca ceremony in an attempt to heal is PTSD. For The New York Times

Joko Widodo, the President-elect of Indonesia for Time Magazine

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai for The New York Times

Abdull Qum Zandani, a Taliban fighter, turned ISIS, who then surrendered in Kunar Province, Afghanistan 2019. For The New Yorker

Mohammed Azam claims his brother and father were killed by 02 Afghan Special Forces, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, 2019 for The New Yorker

Haroon Hezbullah Salman, age 14, Nangarhar, Afghanistan, 2019. Several of his family members were killed during a 02 Afghan Special Forces. For The New Yorker

Uprising soldier, Mamand Valley, Achin district, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, 2019 for The New Yorker

Children displaced by fighting between ISIS and Taliban, Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, 2019. For The New Yorker

Jody Marquess, 43, looks at the recliner where his stepfather John Ramer died on June 17 in Goodyear, Arizona. When Marquess stopped by that day—the high reached 118°F—he installed a portable AC unit for Ramer, who was sleeping. Two hours later, when he returned to drop off ice cream, Ramer was dead. From April through July, Maricopa County confirmed 47 heat-associated deaths, more than triple the figure confirmed by the end of the same period last year. For TIME Magazine

Isaiah Vankova and Sofia Zambrano, both 18, stand on the bank of the Willamette River near Sellwood Riverfront Park on June 27 in Portland, Oregon. Record-shattering heat in Portland, where that day it was hotter than Dubai, would lead to canceled summer school programs and shuttered restaurants and other businesses. The next day, calling the heat “too dangerous,” the city’s parks-and-recreation department closed outdoor pools after lifeguards suffered “heat-related illnesses.” For TIME Magazine

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