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  • A police barricade is established on the perimeter of the North Camp, at Standing Rock, as Sheriff’s Deputies, and North Dakota State Police, dressed in riot gear, prepare to walk through the camp to dismantle tents, as part of the forced evacuation to allow the Dakota Access Pipeline to resume construction. In the near background is a buffalo skull atop a stick tripod.
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  • During the NoDAPL protests, North Dakota Highway Patrol, and Morton County Sheriff’s Deputies, walk through the north camp dismantling the tents of protesters.
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  • During the NoDAPL protests, North Dakota Highway Patrol, and Morton County Sheriff’s Deputies, walk through the north camp dismantling the tents of protesters.
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  • During the NoDAPL protests, North Dakota Highway Patrol, and Morton County Sheriff’s Deputies, walk through the north camp dismantling the tents of protesters.
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  • NoDAPL protesters face off, peacefully, with police who have established a barricade at the perimeter of the North Camp, at Standing Rock,, in preparation of a forced evacuation of the camp so that construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline can resume.
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  • Four police officers, who are part of the perimeter barricade at the North Camp at Standing Rock, stand their position in front of a white tipi, which is part of the encampment at the North Camp at Standing Rock, and which will be dismantled during the impending forced evacuation of the camp, and the NoDAPL protesters living there, so that construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline can resume.
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  • A Native woman dismantles a green nylon tent, at the North Camp at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests, while a line of police watch.
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  • A Native woman dismantles a green nylon tent, at the North Camp at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests, while a line of police watch.
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  • A Native woman dismantles a green nylon tent, at the North Camp at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests, while a line of police watch.
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  • As part of the perimeter barricade that had been established at the North Camp at Standing Rock, armored vehicles, and a line of police officers, dressed in various types of riot gear, stand their position, in preparation of forcing the evacuation of the camp, which also means the dismantling of tents, and tipis.
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  • NoDAPL protesters, blocking highway 1806, stand in unison, with arms and fists in the air, to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline that is being built through the Standing Rock Reservation, in North Dakota.
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  • A Native man, wearing a leather jacket with “Water Is Life” printed on the back, holds eagle feathers into the air with his raised left hand, as NoDAPL protesters, blocking highway 1806, stand with him, in unison, and traditional prayer, to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline that is being built through the Standing Rock Reservation, in North Dakota.
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  • NoDAPL protesters, blocking highway 1806, stand in unison, with arms and fists in the air, to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline that is being built through the Standing Rock Reservation, in North Dakota.
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  • A small encampment is established just across the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin, in Standing Rock, North Dakota. Tipis, and tents, have been erected along the shoreline, and children play.
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  • A small encampment is established just across the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin, in Standing Rock, North Dakota. Tipis, and tents, have been erected along the shoreline, and children play.
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  • A lone tipi, surrounded in the distance by tents, cars, and RV’s, has a roughly-supported tarp attached to felled thin trees that have been planted in the ground, and is flapping in the strong North Dakota winds blowing through Oceti Sakowin, at Standing Rock.
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  • As the setting sun lights the sky with colors, it silhouettes the tribal flags waving in the breeze, that line the main road into Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock. To the right is the north section of the camp, with tipis and tents. People stand on ceremony hill in the distance.
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  • Protesters of the North Dakota Access Pipeline gather at the Capitol Building in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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  • Protesters of the North Dakota Access Pipeline gather at the Capitol Building in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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  • Protesters of the North Dakota Access Pipeline gather at the Capitol Building in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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  • Protesters of the North Dakota Access Pipeline gather at the Capitol Building in Bismarck, North Dakota.
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  • A group of NoDAPL protesters, predominantly women, stand on North Dakota Highway 1806, in the misty rain, and fog, to pray for peace, and an end to the Dakota Access Pipeline that is being constructed through Standing Rock.
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  • As one enters into North Dakota, from South Dakota, on Highway 6, they are presented with a large, green sign, on the edge of the highway, that they are entering the Standing Rock Reservation, of the Lakota people.
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  • Oceti Sakowin Camp is covered in a mosaic of color, and activity, with RV’s, tipis, tents, makeshift shelters, cars, horses, and people, all gathered together in solidarity to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, better known as NoDAPL, being built through the Standing Rock Reservation of the Lakota People, in North Dakota.
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  • Angry Protestor gets in the Face of a North Dakota State Police Officer.
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  • Oceti Sakowin Camp is covered in a mosaic of color, and activity, with RV’s, tipis, tents, makeshift shelters, cars, horses, and people, all gathered together in solidarity to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, better known as NoDAPL, being built through the Standing Rock Reservation of the Lakota People, in North Dakota.
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  • Oceti Sakowin Camp is covered in a mosaic of color, and activity, with RV’s, tipis, tents, makeshift shelters, cars, horses, and people, all gathered together in solidarity to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, better known as NoDAPL, being built through the Standing Rock Reservation of the Lakota People, in North Dakota.
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  • Oceti Sakowin Camp is covered in a mosaic of color, and activity, with RV’s, tipis, tents, makeshift shelters, cars, horses, and people, all gathered together in solidarity to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, better known as NoDAPL, being built through the Standing Rock Reservation of the Lakota People, in North Dakota.
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  • Oceti Sakowin Camp is covered in a mosaic of color, and activity, with RV’s, tipis, tents, makeshift shelters, cars, horses, and people, all gathered together in solidarity to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline, better known as NoDAPL, being built through the Standing Rock Reservation of the Lakota People, in North Dakota.
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  • A small encampment is established just across the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin, in Standing Rock, North Dakota. Tipis, and tents, have been erected along the shoreline, and children play.
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  • A van, with several vehicles following behind, enters through the security checkpoint, at the entrance to Oceti Sakowin, at Standing Rock; coming to join in the solidarity, and protest of the North Dakota Access Pipeline, known as NoDAPL, in North Dakota.
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  • As one enters into North Dakota, from South Dakota, on Hwy 6, they are presented with a large sign on the edge of the highway, for Standing Rock Reservation.
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  • As one enters into North Dakota, from South Dakota, on Hwy 6, they are presented with a large sign on the edge of the highway, for Standing Rock Reservation.
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  • Native men, standing in the fog, and misty rain, protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline,  stand in traditional prayer. Two of the men have their left arm raised, and one Native man is holding eagle feathers to the sky.
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  • Native men, standing in the fog, and misty rain, protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline,  stand in traditional prayer. Two of the men have their left arm raised, and one Native man is holding eagle feathers to the sky.
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • Early morning on the day of the incursion for the north camp
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  • Early morning on the day of the incursion for the north camp
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • Carol Masden, known among the protestors as, "Gramma Carol", stands in protest at the north barricade. Gramma Carol, who was only a couple of weeks out of the hospital after heart surgery,  took a Greyhound Bus from her home in Vicksburg, Pennsylvania.
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • Carol Masden, known among the protestors as, "Gramma Carol", stands in protest at the north barricade. Gramma Carol, who was only a couple of weeks out of the hospital after heart surgery,  took a Greyhound Bus from her home in Vicksburg, Pennsylvania.
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • The early Morning Protests at the North Barrier
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  • NoDAPL protesters gather in the dense, early morning fog, on Highway 1806, north of Oceti Sakowin camp, to continue the protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, by Energy Transfer Ltd. The Native man, in the center, plays a traditional bone flute.
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  • A dozen, or so tipis, one a deep red color, occupy a large section of the Oceti Sakwin Camp, at Standing Rock, creating an idyllic scene., which was in such contrast to the intensity of the NoDAPL protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, and the surveillance helicopter that constantly circles the encampment.
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  • Dakota Access Pipeline, Oceti Sakowin, protest, Standing Rock, Lakota, Native, Native American, NoDAPL, No DAPL,
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  • Chief Arvol Lookinghorse, the grandson of Chief Bigfoot, is standing on the shoreline of the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests. He is the most important, and most recognized Elder of the Lakota People. He is also the keeper of the White Buffalo Medicine.
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  • Chief Arvol Lookinghorse, the grandson of Chief Bigfoot, is standing on the shoreline of the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests. He is the most important, and most recognized Elder of the Lakota People. He is also the keeper of the White Buffalo Medicine.
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  • Chief Arvol Lookinghorse, the grandson of Chief Bigfoot, is standing on the shoreline of the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests. He is the most important, and most recognized Elder of the Lakota People. He is also the keeper of the White Buffalo Medicine.
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  • Chief Arvol Lookinghorse, the grandson of Chief Bigfoot, is standing on the shoreline of the Cannonball River, at the south end of Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL protests. He is the most important, and most recognized Elder of the Lakota People. He is also the keeper of the White Buffalo Medicine.
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  • A nearly idyllic scene of tipis, tents, and makeshift shelters, that comprise the Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, with Tribal Flags, and an inverted American Flag waving atop thin poles, and set against a blue sky.
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  • A nearly idyllic scene of tipis, tents, and makeshift shelters, that comprise the Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, with Tribal Flags, and an inverted American Flag waving atop thin poles, and set against a blue sky.
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  • A large white banner, with the words: We Are Unarmed, is stretched across a barbed-wire fence adjacent to the entrance into the Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL Protests.
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  • A large white banner, with the words: We Are Unarmed, is stretched across a barbed-wire fence adjacent to the entrance into the Oceti Sakowin Camp, at Standing Rock, during the NoDAPL Protests.
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  • As the weather began to turn cold, residents of the Standing Rock camp began to prepare for the food shortages of winter. The Standing Rock camp was self-sufficient regarding all of one’s human needs.
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