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In a March 27, 2018 photo, Mary Miller-Strobel, a member of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America is seen at Cana Lutheran Church in Berkley, Mich. Miller-Strobel is 36 and a social worker in Wayne County. She said she still doesn't understand why her 26-year-old brother killed himself. But she knows how: with a gun. Her situation led her to become a fierce champion for Michigan's "red-flag" bills, which would enable temporary firearm confiscation from individuals in moments of crisis. (AP Photo/Alice Yin)
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