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[Title] => Obama mourns death of icon Nelson Mandela
[Summary] => Counting himself among the millions influenced by Nelson Mandela, President Barack Obama on Thursday mourned the death of the anti-apartheid icon with whom he shares the distinction of being his nation's first black president.
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[Title] => Obama pardons turkeys as part of annual rite
[Summary] => President Barack Obama spared two turkeys from the brine and the oven yesterday, fulfilling the annual tradition of a presidential pardon for a couple of lucky birds ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
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[Title] => Obama says 'The Butler' movie made him tear up
[Summary] => President Barack Obama says he got teary while watching "Lee Daniels' The Butler," a movie about a black White House servant who worked for several presidents.
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[Title] => Obama: S. Africa shows how people can change world
[Summary] => CAPE TOWN — President Barack Obama challenged young Africans to rise to the challenge of shoring up progress on the continent that rests on a "fragile foundation," summoning them to fulfill the legacy of South Africa's beloved former leader Nelson Mandela.
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[Title] => US first family visits memorial to rights leader
[Summary] => President Barack Obama is following through on his longtime plan to take his two daughters to see the new monument to Martin Luther King Jr., leader of the civil rights movement that brought an end to discriminatory anti-black laws.
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[Title] => Obama readies for Martin Luther King speech
[Summary] => President Barack Obama is finally getting the chance to speak at the dedication of a monument to Martin Luther King Jr.
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[Title] => Obama spends quiet New Year's Day with family
[Summary] => President Barack Obama spent the first day of 2011 with his family, enjoying the sunny, warm Hawaiian weather.
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[Title] => Obamas to spend quiet Christmas in Hawaii
[Summary] => President Barack Obama and his family plan to spend a quiet Christmas at their oceanfront Hawaiian vacation home, with hopes that outside events don't interrupt their holiday.
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[Title] => Michelle Obama addresses problem of bullying
[Summary] => Michelle Obama says adults can address the problem of bullying if they lead by example.
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[Title] => Obama tells questioner he's 'Christian by choice'
[Summary] => President Barack Obama, in a rare discussion about his religious beliefs, described himself on Tuesday as a "Christian by choice" who arrived at his faith in adulthood because "the precepts of Jesus Christ" helped him envision the kind of life he wanted to lead.
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