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I can clearly remember where I was when Barack Obama was elected President, and when the news broke about TWA Flight 800, just as I can remember watching frantic television coverage of the attacks on the World Trade Center that came eight years apart. Events of that magnitude exert a certain hold on people; my grandmother still enjoys dusting off her recollections of being at Love Field on November 22, 1963, although she left before she could witness President Kennedy’s assassination.

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I can clearly remember where I was when Barack Obama was elected President, and when the news broke about TWA Flight 800, just as I can remember watching frantic television coverage of the attacks on the World Trade Center that came eight years apart. Events of that magnitude exert a certain hold on people; my grandmother still enjoys dusting off her recollections of being at Love Field on November 22, 1963, although she left before she could witness President Kennedy’s assassination.

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I can clearly remember where I was when Barack Obama was elected President, and when the news broke about TWA Flight 800, just as I can remember watching frantic television coverage of the attacks on the World Trade Center that came eight years apart. Events of that magnitude exert a certain hold on people; my grandmother still enjoys dusting off her recollections of being at Love Field on November 22, 1963, although she left before she could witness President Kennedy’s assassination.

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I can clearly remember where I was when Barack Obama was elected President, and when the news broke about TWA Flight 800, just as I can remember watching frantic television coverage of the attacks on the World Trade Center that came eight years apart. Events of that magnitude exert a certain hold on people; my grandmother still enjoys dusting off her recollections of being at Love Field on November 22, 1963, although she left before she could witness President Kennedy’s assassination.

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