Press credentials that Anne Cusack was issued over about 25 years covering various events as a photojournalist.

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A portrait Cusack took of her family, an accidental double exposure, at Brookfield Zoo in Illinois in the winter of 1958 when she was seven years old. It was shot with her first camera, a box camera. Clock wise from top, my father Patrick Cusack, mother Ellen Torrey brother Teddy, sister Patti, and sister Margaret.

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A portrait Cusack took of her father, Patrick Cusack, as he holds his 16mm Bell & Howell movie camera at a Civil War memorial on a family vacation in 1958.

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A carnival worker sells tickets to the German Fun House in Harvey, Ill., in 1974.

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Mother Teresa leaves after delivering a speech in downtown Chicago in the 1980s.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Anne Cusack / Chicago Tribune

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Pope John Paul II visits Mexico in January 1979. This was the first of 104 international trips he would make, more than any other pope before him.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Anne Cusack / Chicago Tribune

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Vietnamese boat people -- a mother and child -- at a refugee camp in Indonesia in 1978. They had escaped the plight of their war-torn country to overcrowded refugee camps.

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Addison, Ill. — Christine Grotz, in 1984, holds her only child, Alexis, who is dying from a rare hereditary disease called metachromatic leukodystrophy, which attacks the nervous system.

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A homeless man sits on a street in Chicago in the 1970s.

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Presidents, from left, George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon pose for a portrait at the dedication ceremony of the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley on Nov. 4, 1991.

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Sonia Luque, center, hugs her daughter, Michelle, 16, left, a student at Hueneme High School in Port Hueneme, after Oxnard police shot and killed a man on campus who allegedly held another student hostage after an altercation on Feb. 16, 2001.

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Ventura County firefighters worked swiftly using a hand crew, a helicopter and a dozer to extinguish a quickly moving brush fire in Moorpark on June 16, 2001.

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The hands of Jose Martinez, 66, -- pictured March 13, 2002 -- who has worked in the fields of Ventura County since 1966, raising nine children .

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Crenshaw's Leon Watson shatters the backboard in a tournament game at Thousand Oaks High School on Sept. 2, 1994.

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Peering through the window of the Golden Apple comic book store in Los Angeles on June 3, 2002, are, from left, Emile Hirsch, Jodie Foster, Kieran Culkin and Jena Malone. They all star in "Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys."

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Seneisa Estrada, 10, works out with a punching bag during training at Hollenbeck Youth Center in Boyle Heights on Sept. 26, 2002.

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Marwa Niam is comforted March 6, 2005, at UCLA Medical Center in Westwood after having plastic surgery to restore her nose, which was blown off in an explosion in Iraq. Her mother was killed in the explosion. A humanitarian group brought her to the United States after she was teased by children in the war-torn country who called her "Miss No Nose."

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The space shuttle Endeavour arrives at the United hangar at Los Angeles International Airport on Sept. 21, 2012, after its cross-country trip from Florida.

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