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Nation Mourns Las Vegas Shooting Victims

From the entertainment capital of the world to the nation's capital, mourners honor victims of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.

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Destiny Alvers who attended the Route 91 country music festival and helped rescue her friend who was shot, reacts at a makeshift memorial on the Las Vegas Strip on Oct, 3, 2017.

— Mark Ralston / AFP - Getty Images file
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Flowers were left on Las Vegas Blvd. near the scene of Sunday night's mass shooting on Oct 3.

— Drew Angerer / Getty Images file
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Mourners attend a candlelight vigil at the corner of Sahara Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard on Oct. 2.

— Drew Angerer / Getty Images file
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Police officers hold candles during a vigil in Las Vegas on Oct. 3.

— Chris Wattie / Reuters file
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Bry Thompson wipes away tears at a makeshift memorial in the middle of Las Vegas Boulevard on Oct. 4.

— Chris Wattie / Reuters
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Dominic De Patta holds a candle and a #VegasStrong flyer during a prayer vigil outside Las Vegas City Hall on Oct. 2.

— Ethan Miller / Getty Images file
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The U.S. Capitol dome backdrops a column of American flags at half-staff as the sun rises on Oct. 3 at the foot of the Washington Monument on the National Mall in Washington.

— Manuel Balce Ceneta / AP file
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Charlene Ragsdale pauses at a memorial on Oct. 3.

— John Locher / AP file
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A makeshift memorial along the Las Vegas Strip is shown on Oct. 3.

— Mark Ralston / AFP - Getty Images file
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A candlelight vigil is held at Zack Bagans Haunted Museum on Oct. 3.

— Mike Blake / Reuters file
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People take photos of the fountain at the Bellagio Hotel in front of a memorial for victims of the mass shooting on Oct. 3.

— Gregory Bull / AP file
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People pray during a candlelight vigil on Oct. 3.

— Lucy Nicholson / Reuters file
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People pause at a memorial on Oct. 3.

— John Locher / AP file
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A memorial for one of the victims of the mass shooting lies along the Las Vegas Strip on Oct. 4.

— Mike Blake / Reuters
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A woman talks with her children at a makeshift memorial near the Mandalay Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip on Oct. 3.

— Robyn Beck / AFP - Getty Images file
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Parishioners from The Gathering Church pray near the Mandalay Bay hotel on Oct. 3.

— Eugene Garcia / EPA file
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People gather at the Ascend Amphitheater for a vigil in Nashville, Tennessee on Oct. 2.

— Joe Buglewicz / Getty Images file
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A woman stands near a U.S. flag at a makeshift memorial outside the Route 91 music festival site beside the Mandalay Hotel on Oct. 4.

— Mark Ralston / AFP - Getty Images
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Sharpie markers hang along a makeshift memorial in front to the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas on Oct. 3.

— Drew Angerer / Getty Images file
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Anya Smirnova prays at a makeshift memorial near the Mandalay Hotel (background) on the Las Vegas Strip on October 3.

— Mark Ralston / AFP - Getty Images file
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People light candles as they attend a memorial at the Ascend Amphitheater on October 2 in Nashville, Tennessee.

— Joe Buglewicz / Getty Images
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump stand along with Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Karen Pence, as they take part in a moment of silence for the victims of the Las Vegas shootings, on the South Lawn of the White House on October 2 in Washington.

— Mandel Ngan / AFP - Getty Images file
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