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2020: Roll Call’s photo picks of the year

By Jinitzail Hernández, Bill Clark, Tom Williams and Caroline Brehman

Posted December 30, 2020 at 7:00am

Watch as Roll Call photographers Bill Clark, Tom Williams and Caroline Brehman talk about some of their top photo picks of 2020.

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