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    1. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      At least 22 people were killed when a gunman opened fire Saturday at a Walmart and shopping center in El Paso. Here are the stories of the victims.https://wapo.st/2yJVjCi 

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    2. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Jordan and Andre Anchondo headed with their infant son to a Walmart on Saturday for school supplies and party decorations. Family members said it appeared that Jordan, 25, died while trying to shield the baby from the shooter.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      49 replies 657 retweets 1,652 likes
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    3. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Andre Anchondo, 24, had just started to turn his life around, his brother said. In his free time, Andre worked to build a house for his young family, laboring under the sun for hours at a time to get everything just right.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      7 replies 456 retweets 1,322 likes
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    4. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Arturo Benavides, 60, lived for his family, his dog and upside-down pineapple cake. He was running an errand Saturday with his wife. He was a man characterized first and foremost by his total and unswerving devotion to family.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      12 replies 475 retweets 1,354 likes
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    5. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Jorge Calvillo García, 61, was a family man. He went to Walmart on Saturday because his granddaughter was outside the store to raise money for her soccer team. When gunfire erupted, he shielded her.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      20 replies 588 retweets 1,565 likes
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    6. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Leo Campos, 41, and Maribel Hernandez, 56, dropped their dog off at the groomers, they went to the El Paso Walmart on Saturday. “It’s very surreal,” Hernandez's brother said. “These were good people that suffered.”https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      12 replies 424 retweets 1,159 likes
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    7. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Adolfo Cerros Hernández, 68, and Sara Esther Regalado, 66, were a married couple who lived in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. “We are devastated, these have been very difficult hours,” their daughter wrote on Facebook.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      12 replies 408 retweets 1,125 likes
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    8. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Angelina Englisbee, 86, raised seven children on her own after her husband died of a heart attack. She was in Walmart and on the phone with one of her children minutes before the shooting began, CNN reported.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

      14 replies 488 retweets 1,303 likes
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    9. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      In the 60 years they were married, Raul Flores and Maria Flores rarely spent a day apart. The only comfort their relatives take in the couple’s death was that, in the end, Raul, 83, and Maria, 77, were not separated.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

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    10. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      Alexander Gerhard Hoffman, 66, was identified by El Paso authorities as a German national. Germany’s consulate in Washington confirmed his citizenship but gave no further details.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

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      The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

      David Johnson, 63, told his wife and granddaughter to get on the floor when shooting began Saturday, according to relatives. When he was shot, the Army veteran fell toward them to give them cover.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

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        2. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Luis Juarez’s family remembered him as generous, understanding, hard-working and curious. Juarez, 90, and his wife of 70 years raised a family that included seven children, 20 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

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        3. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Maria Eugenia Legarreta, 58, was a full-time homemaker focused on her four children. “She never stopped smiling. She was a wonderful woman, very dedicated to her children, and a wonderful cook."https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          9 replies 406 retweets 1,161 likes
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        4. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Ivan Filiberto Manzano, 45, a native of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, was known for his enthusiasm for his business projects, and devotion to his wife and two children, aged 5 and 9.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          11 replies 402 retweets 1,121 likes
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        5. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Gloria Irma Márquez, 61, was born in the Mexican state of Sinaloa and moved to the United States more than two decades ago. Her first two children were born in Mexico, her second two in the United States.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          10 replies 378 retweets 1,062 likes
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        6. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Elsa Mendoza, 57, was a teacher and principal who lived and worked in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. She was in El Paso visiting family and stopped by Walmart to pick up a few things, leaving her husband and son in the car. She never emerged from the store.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          15 replies 506 retweets 1,333 likes
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        7. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Margie Reckard, 63, was mourned as a devoted companion and mother. “I’ve been lost. I’m like a puppy run away from its momma. She took care of me,” her partner of 22 years told Reuters as he planted a cross for her in a shrine at the Walmart.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          10 replies 391 retweets 1,073 likes
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        8. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Javier Amir Rodriguez, 15, was among the youngest killed in El Paso. Javier was just weeks away from starting his sophomore year of high school. He loved to play soccer and did well in school.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          21 replies 525 retweets 1,417 likes
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        9. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Teresa Sanchez, 82, was identified as a Mexican national. No further information about her was immediately available.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

          13 replies 337 retweets 986 likes
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        10. The Washington Post‏Verified account @washingtonpost 7 Aug 2019

          Juan de Dios Velázquez, 77, was fatally wounded while protecting his wife from the shooter. Velázquez was shot in the back and taken to a hospital, where he underwent three operations. He died Monday. His wife was shot in the stomach but survived.https://wapo.st/2KwIosT 

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        1. Garyisda1‏ @garydtb45 7 Aug 2019
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          The US has went after other countries with weapons of mass destruction. When will we start directing attention to America's own weapons of mass destruction?

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