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President Obama to Meet With Navy SEAL Members on Bin Laden Team Tomorrow

By Chris Rovzar

They’ll be at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Presumably, the helicopter-jumping war dog who was on the mission also knows how to shake. [Lex18]

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