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If you picked up a copy of The New York Times this past Sunday,

you were probably struck by this photo just below the fold on A1.

It is shocking, right?

I mean, I'm looking at it right now.

It's a seven-year-old girl and she looks like a baby bird.

She's so thin.

Right, and in that same image, what struck some of us is she's also, you know,

gives the impression of just looking away with which both makes it easier

and harder to look and to take it in.

This little girl is named Amal Hussein.

She lives in Yemen and she's starving.

The reaction has been, I thought we might get based on other stories and, you know, over the years.

I thought we might get people protesting the use of such graphic imagery.

But for the most part, actually, I didn't hear any protests.

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