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Thursday, August 27, 2009
The Kennedy family has finalized burial plans for Sen. Edward Kennedy. Starting today, Kennedy's body will lie in repose at the JFK Presidential Library in Boston. The Senator will be buried at Arlington Natl. Cemetery on Saturday. (Aug. 27)
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