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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former Texas senator and abortion rights activist WENDY DAVIS wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former Texas senator and abortion rights activist WENDY DAVIS wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Noted Texas musician JIMMIE DALE GILMORE poses with a fan as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former Texas senator and abortion rights activist WENDY DAVIS wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former director of Planned parenthood, CECILE RICHARDS, wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • U.S. Congressman LLOYD DOGGETT, r, poses with a constituent as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former State Sen. and activist WENDY DAVIS reacts as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former director of Planned parenthood, CECILE RICHARDS, wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Former director of Planned parenthood, CECILE RICHARDS, wraps up the rally as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Protester MO JOHNSON of Austin (c) yells as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Austin resident COLLEEN KNOX waits with her dog BODIE as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Two protesters, including JENNA HOCH of Denver, CO, left, face off as Several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • Protesters RITA MEYERS and MAYA RASER of Austin listen as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • LEXI, of Austin, who would not five her last name, yells as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • HALEY HOGAN of Austin listens as several thousand Texas women rally at the Capitol south steps to protest recent Texas laws passed restricting women's right to abortion.  A restrictive Texas abortion law makes it a crime to have an abortion after six weeks in most cases.
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  • ©1993 Prince Charles visits Texas
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  • ©1980's Texas Playboys playing a show in Austin,
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  • ©1980's Texas Playboys playing a show in Austin with pianist Al Stricklin who died in 1986.
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  • Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK  (c) helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas.  The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico. Flanking Musk are Congressman Filemon Vela and Texas Gov. Rick Perry, r.
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  • Texas House members confer as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • The construction boom north of the Texas Capitol continues unabated on the first day of the 87th legislative session on January 12, 2021.  Most of the buildings are to used to consolidate state offices spread throughout Austin and create a walkable tourist attraction between the Texas Capitol and the University of Texas.
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  • Moving Portraits Texas Capitol - Texas State Preservation Board (SPB) workers start the laborious process of moving all 51 portraits of former Texas governors to make room for the portrait of Texas Governor Rick Perry at the Texas Capitol unveiled Friday, May 6, 2016.  Perry is the longest serving Texas governor at 14 years.  Bob Daemmrich Photography, Inc.
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  • Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK  (third from left) helps break ground on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas.  The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico.  The group is composed of Texas legislators.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Texas Justice Brett Busby at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Newly elected State Rep. BRIAN HARRISON, R-Waxahachie, listens as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • Moving Portraits Texas Capitol - Texas State Preservation Board (SPB) workers start the laborious process of moving all 51 portraits of former Texas governors to make room for the portrait of Texas Governor Rick Perry at the Texas Capitol unveiled Friday, May 6, 2016.  Perry is the longest serving Texas governor at 14 years.<br />
 May 3, 2016   © Bob Daemmrich
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  • Houston, Texas September 2, 2005: Texas Governor Rick Perry takes a phone call outside the Astrodome Friday while coordinating Texas' relief effort for Hurrican Katrina victims. Texas has agreed to accept almost 100,000 storm victims.  At left is press secretary Kathy Walt. <br />
©Bob Daemmrich/
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  • Boca Chica, Texas USA 22SEP14: ELON MUSK , l, and Texas Gov. RICK PERRY shake as the ground breaking on the Boca Chica, Texas site of its new space port in far south Texas.  The remote site east of Brownsville, Texas is two miles from the mouth of the Rio Grande River and Texas' border with Mexico.
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  • Texas Governor GREG ABBOTT gives a keynote address to the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners (TIPRO) 76th-annual convention in Austin. Abbott voiced his support to the Texas energy industry's critical role in health of the national economy.
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  • Texas Gov. Greg Abbott leaves an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gives a hug at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.
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  • Former Justice Eva Guzman of Houston speaks to guests  at an investiture ceremony for new Texas Supreme Court Justice Rebecca A. Huddle at the Texas Capitol.  Huddle has been on the court for a year but her formal swearing-in ceremony was delayed due to COVID protocols.  Guzman is running for Texas Attorney General in 2022.
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  • State Rep. MORGAN MEYER, R-Dallas, l, negotiates with Rep. RAFAEL ANCHIA, D-Dallas, as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • Newly elected State Rep. BRIAN HARRISON, R-Waxahachie, listens as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • State Rep. NICOLE COLLIER, D-Fort Worth, speaks at the back mic while other representatives wait as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • State Rep. JULIE JOHNSON, D-Farmers Branch, looks through the maps as Rep. CHRIS TURNER, D-Grand Prairie, sits at his desk while the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • Newly-elected State Rep. Brian Harrison, R-Waxahachie, takes the oath of office as the Texas House considers HB1 the redistricting bill during the second-called 87th Legislature special session.
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  • Texas A&M University in College Station, cleanup and memorials of November, 1999 in the aftermath of the Aggie Bonfire collapse that killed 12 students working late at night. Bonfire is a ritual at the campus in southeast Texas just before the traditional Texas-Texas A&M football game
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  • Texas A&M University in College Station, cleanup and memorials of November, 1999 in the aftermath of the Aggie Bonfire collapse that killed 12 students working late at night. Bonfire is a ritual at the campus in southeast Texas just before the traditional Texas-Texas A&M football game
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  • Texas A&M University in College Station, cleanup and memorials of November, 1999 in the aftermath of the Aggie Bonfire collapse that killed 12 students working late at night. Bonfire is a ritual at the campus in southeast Texas just before the traditional Texas-Texas A&M football game
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  • Texas A&M University in College Station, cleanup and memorials of November, 1999 in the aftermath of the Aggie Bonfire collapse that killed 12 students working late at night. Bonfire is a ritual at the campus in southeast Texas just before the traditional Texas-Texas A&M football game
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  • State Sen. Borris Miles, D-Houston, joins nine Texas Democratic senators who supported their House quorum-busting colleagues in Washington, D. C. as they return to the Texas Capitol and explained their opposition to voting bills in the special session on July 21, 2021.
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  • Nine Texas Democratic senators, including Sen. Royce West, D-Dallas, Carol Alvarado, D-Houston, and Sen. Nathan Johnson, D-Dallas,  who supported their House quorum-busting colleagues in Washington, D. C. as they return to the Texas Capitol on July 21, 2021 and explained their opposition to voting bills in the special session.
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  • Texas Gov. Greg Abbott talks to the press after signing two bills strengthening the Texas power grid and infrastructure that were emergency items on his legislative agenda. The bills were in response to February's winter storm that nearly knocked out the Texas power grid.  At left is Rep. Chris Paddie, R-Marshall, at right, Sen. Kelly Hancock, R-North Richland Hills.
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