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On Day of Symbolism, Honoring Kennedy, and Successor He Inspired
By MARK LANDLER
WASHINGTON — Standing wordlessly before a flickering flame, their faces etched in the sunlight slanting through a canopy of thinning trees, two Democratic presidents came together Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery to honor the memory of a third.
President Obama and former President Bill Clinton walked up a hillside to the grave of John F. Kennedy, where, joined by Michelle Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, they laid a wreath to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s death by an assassin’s bullet.
A military bugler called out taps, the mournful notes resounding on a crisp, clear autumn day that seemed a softer echo of the stark grandeur of the state funeral on Nov. 25, 1963.
It was the emotional highlight of a day laden with symbolism, uniting Democratic presidents past, present and possibly future, to pay tribute to a beloved predecessor, a leader whose legacy and family played a formative role in the lives of Mr. Obama and Mr. Clinton.
The president and the former president escorted Ethel Kennedy to the grave site. Later, they mingled with members of the Kennedy family. In timing that scarcely seemed accidental, Caroline Kennedy, who recently took up her post as Mr. Obama’s ambassador to Japan, had left for Tokyo only days before this week’s milestone.
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まさにこれです!よく見つかりましたね。 会社で定期購読しているものを、暇つぶしに読んでたのですが、 タイトルをどうするのがスマートか、考えてしまいました。 英語って勉強してもまだまだ・・・。きりがないですね。 皆さんの意見、とても参考になりました。また勉強頑張ります。 お時間いただき、ありがとうございました。