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Thousands of visitors flock to the Lincoln Memorial Tuesday despite the possibilty of an afternoon thunder storm. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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A lone paddle boat takes a ride around the Tidal Basin Tuesday morning taking in the sights from the water. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the World War II Memorial take advantage of the large fountain to rest and cool off as crowds continue to take in the National Mall Tuesday afternoon. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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A lone paddle boat takes a ride around the Tidal Basin Tuesday morning taking in the sights from the water. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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A lone paddle boat takes a ride around the Tidal Basin Tuesday morning taking in the sights from the water. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the World War II Memorial take advantage of the large fountain to rest and cool off as crowds continue to take in the National Mall Tuesday afternoon. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tessy Dunoboh, dressed in period clothing from the Civil War era, walks around the Lincoln Memorial taking questions from visitors to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Stevens and Monocacy. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tessy Dunoboh, dressed in period clothing from the Civil War era, walks around the Lincoln Memorial taking questions from visitors to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Stevens and Monocacy. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tessy Dunoboh, dressed in period clothing from the Civil War era, walks around the Lincoln Memorial taking questions from visitors to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Stevens and Monocacy. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tessy Dunoboh, dressed in period clothing from the Civil War era, walks around the Lincoln Memorial taking questions from visitors to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Stevens and Monocacy. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tessy Dunoboh, dressed in period clothing from the Civil War era, walks around the Lincoln Memorial taking questions from visitors to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the battle of Fort Stevens and Monocacy. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Visitors to the National Building Museum walk through the large-scale Big Maze Thursday morning. The maze was inspired by the ancient history of mazes and will be open to the public until September, 1. Keith Lane/Special to the Washington Times

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Tea Party supporters gather for a rally outside the IRS headquarter in Washington, Tuesday, May 21, 2013. A few dozen tea party activists and their supporters have gathered outside the IRS headquarters in Washington to protest extra scrutiny of their organizations. (Associated Press) **FILE**

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Torsten Peterson of Denmark puts on a plastic rain cover as he makes his way along the National Mall near the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., Wednesday, July 9, 2014. (Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)