Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, gestures towards a poster about changes in life expectancy in the U.S. during a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee nomination hearing for Michael Stanley Regan to be Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in Washington, DC, U.S., February 3, 2021. Caroline Brehman/Pool via REUTERS 

U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan (R-AK) speaks during a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee hearing on Michael Regan's nomination to be Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., February 3, 2021. REUTERS/Brandon Bell/Pool 

United States Army veteran Dan Regan tries to stand on his surfboard in Pismo Beach, California August 18, 2006. Fourteen servicemen and women who lost limbs fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan traveled on Friday from Brook Army Medical Center in Texas to Pismo Beach in California to attend a surf clinic sponsored by a non-profit group called "Operation Comfort". REUTERS/Phil Klein (UNITED STATES) 

United States Army veteran Dan Regan walks on Pismo Beach, California, after learning to surf August 18, 2006. Fourteen servicemen and women who lost limbs fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan traveled on Friday from Brook Army Medical Center in Texas to Pismo Beach in California to attend a surf clinic sponsored by a non-profit group called "Operation Comfort". REUTERS/Phil Klein (UNITED STATES) 

A United States flag blows in the breeze next to the prosthetic leg of United States Army veteran Dan Regan in Pismo Beach, California August 18, 2006. Fourteen servicemen and women who lost limbs fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan traveled on Friday from Brook Army Medical Center in Texas to Pismo Beach in California to attend a surf clinic sponsored by a non-profit group called "Operation Comfort". REUTERS/Phil Klein (UNITED STATES) 

United States Army veteran Dan Regan checks his prosthetic leg after surfing in Pismo Beach, California August 18, 2006. Fourteen servicemen and women who lost limbs fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan traveled from Brook Army Medical Center in Texas to Pismo Beach in California to attend a surf clinic sponsored by a non-profit group called "Operation Comfort". REUTERS/Phil Klein (UNITED STATES) 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock, Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw. Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock, Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw. Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a
reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby
World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy
through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back
row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve
Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy
Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike
Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock,
Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw.
Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence
Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny
Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken.
REUTERS/POOL/Kirsty Wigglesworth

CL/JDP 

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II poses with the England rugby squad at a
reception at Buckingham Palace in London to celebrate winning the rugby
World Cup, December 8, 2003. Earlier the squad had paraded the trophy
through central London in a victory parade of open-topped buses. Back
row (L-R): Jason Robinson, Julian White, Trevor Woodman, Steve
Thompson, Mike Catt, Iain Balshaw, Dan Luger, Stuart Abbott, Andy
Gomarsall, Josh Lewsey and Jason Leonard. Centre row ( L-R): Mike
Tindall, Ben Cohen, Joe Worsley, Martin Corry, Ben Kay, Danny Grewcock,
Will Greenwood, Lewis Moody, Richard Hill, Mark Regan and Simon Shaw.
Front row (L-R): Matt Dawson, Paul Grayson, Dorian West, Lawrence
Dallaglio, Martin Johnson, Her Majesty, Clive Woodward, Jonny
Wilkinson, Neil Back, Phil Vickery and Kyran Bracken. REUTERS/POOL/
Kirsty Wigglesworth

CL 

Regan Lauscher of Canada speeds down the luge course during a women's
training run at the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Park City,
February 11, 2002. The women's luge competition runs February 12 and
13. REUTERS/Dan Chung

DC/SUE