Schwarzenegger with Maria Shriver — At the 2007 Special Olympics in Shanghai
Photo Credit: By Silvia Cestari - Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3402508

Arnold Schwarzenegger 1991 —
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Maria Shriver —
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Sargent Shriver —
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Eunice Kennedy Shriver —
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JFK in Fort Worth on morning of his assassination — President John F. Kennedy at the "Parking Lot Rally," Friday morning, 22 November 1963, Fort Worth, Texas, outside of the Hotel Texas. (The photo was taken a few minutes before JFK's "formal speech" given during the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Breakfast inside the hotel.)
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JFK's birthplace — Brookline, Massachusetts
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Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr. — United States Ambassador to Great Britain at the time this photo was taken
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Texas State University logo —
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James B. Duke statue in front of the Duke Chapel — His large donation spurred the change of Trinity College's name to Duke University in 1924. Charles Keck is the artist of the sculpture.
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Washington Duke Building ("Old Main") — One of the first buildings on the original Durham campus (East Campus), the Washington Duke Building ("Old Main"), was destroyed by a fire in 1911
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