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Kennedy
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Simple sentences
Mr Kennedy was inaugurated as the President of the United States.
J.F. Kennedy was buried in Arlington Cemetery.
I want to arrive at Kennedy Airport early in the afternoon.
Older people still remember the Kennedy assassination.
History is like Quantum Physics, the observer affects the event observed. Is the Kennedy assasination a particle or a wave?
It was me who killed Kennedy.
The hour-long concert at the Kennedy Center was broadcast live on TV last night.
The U.S. Government has released thousands of files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Kennedy Airport, please.
President Kennedy was killed, but his legend will live on forever.
John Kennedy was just forty-three.
Mr. Kennedy pointed out our mistakes.
When was John Kennedy assassinated?
Movie subtitles
I do declare, Frank Kennedy! You look dashing with those new whiskers.
You'll be lucky you don't lose whisker-face Kennedy.
Why, Frank Kennedy.
You come on, give me them pants, Mr. Kennedy.
You'd be a sight more humiliated if Mr. Kennedy's lice gets on you.
What seems to be the trouble with Mr. Kennedy?
Frank Kennedy!
She's gone and married my Mr. Kennedy!
There's your new mill hands, Mrs. Kennedy. The pick of all the best jails in Georgia.
Afternoon, Mrs. Kennedy.
My dear Mrs. Kennedy.
My very dear Mrs. Kennedy!
Good evening, Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr. Wilkes is at a political meeting at Mr. Kennedy's store.
I couldn't! I do declare, Frank Kennedy! You look dashing with those new whiskers.
There's your new mill hands, Mrs. Kennedy.
Kennedy is also the same.
That was the same day that the president Kennedy was assassinated.
I do declare, Frank Kennedy!
News and current affairs
Bush must begin to use what political capital he has left to support enlightened immigration reform, along the lines of the Kennedy-McCain bill.
John F. Kennedy was in the Metternich mold.
Kennedy's pragmatism prevented World War III.
Faced with the North's dangerous nuclear game, we should ask what would have happened if, over the last 20 some years, the North Korea problem had been approached with the sagacity of Metternich and Kennedy.
Among US presidents, John F. Kennedy is often described as charismatic, but obviously not for everyone, given that he failed to capture a majority of the popular vote, and his ratings varied during his presidency.
Kennedy's successor, Lyndon Johnson, lamented that he lacked charisma.
President John F. Kennedy's insistence, against much advice, on containment during the Cuban missile crisis saved the world from nuclear war.
Fifty years ago, US President John F. Kennedy said that we should to go to the moon not because it was easy, but because it was hard - it tested the best in us.
The setting is a downtown restaurant to which the editor Tina Brown has invited Hillary Clinton and a handful of notables, including Caroline Kennedy, filmmaker Michael Moore, and former Senator George McGovern.
Kennedy felt stuck: Should he sanction the planned CIA invasion of Cuba or veto it?
New to the gruesome game, Kennedy tried to have it both ways, by letting it proceed, but without US air cover.
Kennedy overruled the warmongers, and prevailed in the crisis through diplomacy.
By 1963, Kennedy no longer trusted the advice of the military and the CIA.
The American people strongly - and rightly - supported Kennedy over the warmongers.
A quotation by President John F. Kennedy states that high tax rates can strangle the economy, but Kennedy's was speaking a half-century ago, when the top marginal tax rates were twice what they are today.
Just eight years after Kennedy's announcement, astronaut Neil Armstrong pressed his footprint into the lunar dust.